St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 25, 1926

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® « y must be washed away. Obtain Palmorve oe mings vou. The rs ae ssigusersseacsecssecgesaaagteriy gastaesgasgecticssaesceregespeaaatsstrgaiis: Teeeetetgs scrassgeeterae:Seasstegaes follow. They must us gs e Merebetrets rrissere: iti terst Ge tt iteseeeres starters frp otet ere ree reste sper taersee ti Piste + ter teste bert tiey yori i t ra brin vou. Th Sccseasesresrsesrens gress rstg Fee eet coergecss ss sssssesersesslebessssseseitees reseies SoEeT ttisher - ! one week of 1 UU TT PT ee Be a a Rem ey re ge ale ae Sa Gh ag rr 9s 2 eeemees steseee Terteconmerc er. Ssctoses * Sos > Sans esse. osesenases Follow these these rules day at ] C ny Del. Corr ), : Lad sait* gr tteres - é - probes tees: ~ ott a hd t-te . stapes cee a ( , ee — 2 eee f gee el . a ae — 4 Si) +) +eeeesengeonnes eee ee ee mmm eae | : eoft and! Palmolive ©omp Tita ————— se as ect. Your sion will be and | 5194 ae Ps ee poe | Ao pg ore pm lovely —aateura!/y colerfel and clear., Chicago, [limmors. septal. ook ey pert eee - V(r aere~ 4 _—* | Become a Hom wb ne not? — * offered through the P Real Estate pe HOME OWNERS‘ Are AL es COMIC PAGE | WEDNESDAY. ‘| MARCH 24, 1926. an SS “ fou | LO ON At AOL LTO AE AO SEER ee, he tere ne: ill KRRD: dupe peed, he Ne —- es : jj Ly 2 a Fer hw. eres SL ened - + ~ a - — === ne LD A 7 ar / - MICKEY (HIMSELF) McGUIRE—By FONTAINE FOX | yo). 78. NO. 199. IN SENATE. i TALIAN DEBI RMS 15 BEGU = rena “4 « Py er : -_ ? Rd nila ae , / : Lye ok a j I / @ j gm Mm AK & te CANS ROW CE } e Bitsy a j ; | | ao) A i i | i, ‘ ; tif & 1 AN NOT SAV A WORD, | . era eo (oe | f E WHEN 1 GOIN THE HOUSE His me oT | pS | bé | ai p 1° 1 iT W.LL PREVENT AN | eo “ | ? | | f ARGUMENT i ee ‘ a > rd — - ‘ adidas emninn- ihe tip fie oes Aina neadeeteiitbaiimatiaandlinedl tnt atatetnreeemsinn gn nitn nidiion, 7... cn. denial nee 8 Pedabtag nar “ > > yt ey ion —_—>s — 6 pa Rr -- wm whee . Wi 49 ~% queries t wy A Sad apa ee Si oe trey et Age stat gee: SENOS Tey ser ana semnytonty Sp 7 ~ as ngnet sae ine J - Wet kg eae eS ge Sah ‘ os ee eee rae toe ge 3 on RM ene Te eee Dame. hn en a Gl ae ee POR es at) ae ee one a a ny a ae eae aa 7 — ' ; FLOWERS The man on the sandsox says j bout women ‘inne 2 5 od fent! ire aOooUuUL \\ HE centuary plant's centennial Z — ae Begs } f holding office is that tueyu of 8 Ts seen at flower shows; }iut the hardiest perennia: pretty apt to ‘tend to Je Abie’s Irish Meese ting. | : The Legal Aid Society York has agreed to handle divores fee of I to Make Settlement # li ays COOLIDGE AND _ MELLON INDORSE | othe of New wee i ato Os beat ' oma e Povdemsinten athe fab ia TOO TRUE. t bi 1 dem- fs The recent big turf scanda mena tov Seer people for 2 onstrates that the horse raceis no °S cents. That puts a divorce straighter than the human race. aie Cade : tae aad = T3 flin at or 7... Same fockevs seem to think they With divorces retaiiing | | bits each we look fcr a correspenda- | = | ing cut in the price of marrias¢* Any “ee 226 ig , Teri? Fh +* &£« 46 ee on ae Res ong ed re ew 2 | % Pat ss gory aie ne inn a ave "Sth aR a im ted . oe Perit 5 ea r BN ee ie SS oe eRe PAS I 2 prance ls at r; na . ss a age ab Pee aa al = F na ote hee > on “ Res Auer 5 oe a NS ee 4 © het _ io : Ny teste ee S,¢ “ oe ee a ey A A i bye S ae Bey a7 we pe. ‘ get, aa:% one. Fs me eed cs Pre OTN HAS FA i She on Kh eget gt hoe cyte : es ee . ee Te 4 . vei Ap “7 Ds a a Uc Rar ek oe . ~ ed rapten, & ome YS Mov: Se as 4 . 4 w fo Scot te Shan nce es Se Pe ran” Ege ee AG ete Phe tee Cie em : an PREY ee hte ed em Sibi cen pth ite Be aE” Fae can't get anywhere unless they embod _- ihe oe a aire. have a pull. pponénts Would Ref Agreement to F oreig | Relations Body for Fu : a. licenses. About the only sport that hes’ woveshrow of Swedish Cabinet never felt the breath of scandal is peer ke May 7 ever f h Predicted. be by COLL’ OUGAN 1s Sa | iar 7 Orr 7” in in4 tM ad Pe a 2 ae So peas ver Bae eG ONG trai LOR TH Ae + Oni tight The City Hall Harmony Four — : | rge : f C See where 156 sons of the roac Saeee © wearin ther onsideration. will now sing that teuching little ie ng : | + a . a r iven their dip.omas py (tne eh oy * pallad. “I Hear You Recalling Me.” er? & icra st a é mee Hobo College in.Chicago. Did they - Te aeccatelt Sa | . ow * n college , é ‘ow we k why ww o bum their way through | Ses i ae i > i); MEA™N BY cae ~ ‘Y ‘ te — wy a i : "il > fell in Vermont. E ARE college graduates | ails ; See And the whole United States i7*> | COMINGINTO! FJ } “Drys Discount Wet Straw Vote TRE HOUSE | Victory.” “* WHEFHOOT & It was a light vS8te, as straw r HW AsiTNOTO ms March 25. ~ s ; f : c 4 "*} 4 + mmities oleaied ‘oday with ft make the Itall Bae ecotilenient the football no ics € to tet } . - as Is the plarground of ou: enterprising crew; SPEAKING PS TS Me © c Hi ih rl Hitt a ia | | | NS } “ti ~arped vy ferve hough our hands we never soll ( iussolini. the F@ A - a Votes alWays are. l:alys war Gem ~~ senator tro qgeclared italy had agrega 7 ‘re prineipal of & o00 960. bat Soe riieresf e ° 7 ; “ a Xt - ie ‘ 5 it > 4 ¢ PY a > 5 Cie AS cas aie bo be ie a gees ‘S5 as At A : - > wate Sag we - hina ie OMe a y - ie ck od Pr me og me che tee Sian ee eee Sees : ee oot eC a ee ates ¥ i Fit Pere eteties i en ee Z So Se eae a re se Ne Oe Me TSI ene ee RY ee ee Re eae ee 4 Se) ee ee oe ee oie jae Seca is KRAZY KAT— By HERRIMAN | (I'm Se HAPPY THAT - “ | am a a = ag THIS ITS WONDERFUL CF SoU, WRAZY to Vor oviy— NORTHERN ONTARIO GOLD “TAKE ME WW. AAD GIVE ME COAIRORY Aad - | Lin THES cheen vs dune SHELTER . BOT IT'S DUST CRAND C& YOU To / LIKE PICKING OP j = esd sri | EWE Dorcae Bitts WANT *MARMADURE ERE TO er BROADWAY! Saiaenadhededic ot osan-b A yaney 7 or DS eo ee Feeney av Sean, ete dt ae an a MN Ee HOS" = feeds eo veneers SoeTt. | ‘MOMMA Nike | (aan De ME | ’ % els : : An. 98 A whik j rm Morgan. & Cc toe Tial ‘ast sumrmer af 4 carp Men ry a — Senet esis acter riers — . AR: we ale ‘sali: + es a eo oo we At iy: conta is doa} * «nett ae fences ma ' + per cent, Smee tifference between th ad the low interest rates Wh 7 pavs to the l nited Stat iment “ls se simple that @ : ippese chat no Senmag gid s'on to discuss it.” : Smoot. Pxplanation. p The ‘ands advanced by | YES. MARMA DUE” ) a _ WAT Lic ar tA) HET * | Yow. HAT eg 1S URE GOT EUAWA / (DEAR CTE /—___—~ , DAS - GENCY mousse’ 7 { OYYY-\\ \ ALING “lewAaTE”,:) | | WEZ22 /| | SMoMM A DUKE” f nei wie em ee ah a in Ke at ey | AHI ‘Hi - HikH i ae LOS Se ee ee - ~ a nt =o ee een A REAL SCIENTIFIC PROPOSITION—By RUBE GOLDBERG Purht did not enrich dtaly: th ; wre used by Italy to. Gignt ¢€ . - - mein inginanccnga r. Our debt print an old det * vere much tn the same pou pn ax a creditor ef a banirul hcern - The individual comér With ne« money to carry on tt Messe «| il not lend it a cent wl : he is naj id ‘he market rate mernation 3] bankers or no inte onal har ke re. 4 “Ttaly wit howe the new ina mid not be in a pesition te sti ze her curreney and carry @ Prograrm, of feeal and financi MONS ructi or This must be @ Diished if she is to live up | Geh' cettlements with th matey and (reat, Rritain. As Pairing creditor we should we me ‘he boldness of the invests comes . forward with we dim est in Italy. 4 ‘- Cee villi hema Hani i eliian a ayer: “hes - ‘ - tes ai lial add hh mers : tc. Soe PET LS Tn RR, EON ee hee hy Ea oA re he Rn nal eh ig nt cae es ettttien Le eB ae hte Sp aie ee ae AP, hy fovsiie : pcis-tignen. * Dy tet > ead oc oten Briton IEE het, in. pane rans aimnebloinsic 7 yy) ays PR ae | ei Coe ene meE tes wy 4 ee Lee y ee eee - . | Te KA fon and in its-chairman, Se ; | \ © Mor a ° of the Treasury Vetllon. 4 fentidence in Conlidgre. ve ail,” he added. “Sie 24 ) - Confidence in .the integrit 4 | he lgm ent of Calvin Coolidg : ee —— 7 know that his approval « , ; Work Of the -oOMmission mear eo - — _ siiintineniintinn lees eS a een Beg a whe sterests of the Amertes - : ™ . ” nase —opatiineaiaiatnin = ~*r Rave heen safeguarde ' is humaniy possible 1 ‘Arad them. and that the se irrived at are the be Could be effected.” JUDGE RUMMY pelyrne enna | : GOSH - WHATTA COTTA , FF : ‘ | HOPE TTCLLYA, : ONCE HIS HAT_BLEW OFF AND ) / | MAADE KIM STAND TROUBLE | HAD BRINGIN Cue KEPT You. JUDGE? 1 WAS SURE ~ a ee {HE WANTED TO GO AFTER I(T , . : WHERE HE WAS THAT. ~ = i e LAST PRISONER IN / BoSY, EH? Seat AFRAID HE WAS | gtuiy -Q) BUT | WASN'T TAKIN’ AND | RAN ( L > . GONNA Give // ._ x : : ; iis ( &)- EARNED YOUR = ANY CHANCES OF , = a th - ME THE / : 5 sup. _7 cd. WAGES FoR s, Mare | 25. —iet amos ‘* barred hereafter fro Rission ‘o the College of Pras Ants and Letters of Boste ty. Im a referendum « * Of present students, th “as 700 to t against cipm * are trying te upheld @ “hich does pet permit th “¢ woman of refinement 1 _e says Dean T Lawrene 2 HINA. ESCAPIN’— oP _ eitine a 4 a Er ONES = ee ee betty 2%

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OT. LOUIS UIs POST- -DISPATCH: tet eins nae 19 PERSONS HURT WN WRECK OF TRAIN HIND GAR IN VENICE 11 Passengers, Motorman. and Conductor Interurban Litchfield Is Overturned. Tiger Skin Trophy of the Valuable New: Information. te Amst Counsel for Trustee Seeks uable new informatéon in liam Ibesmond Taylor murder n "as Supplied by two men Who her been mentioned § connectior: with the siaying, Bp Fitts, chief deputy District A said last night. ‘SIGNAL TO GO AHEAD REPORTED BY CREW a Prominent reg} a well-known film were questioned asw resul t of in. formation gathered by Distrier . torney Asa Keyes, who has been i the Easf investigating new Clues : the unsolved slaying Despite earlier stat 1 Crossing Watchman Denies Story Although Passen- ger Also Says He Saw Green Lantern Swing. Eleven passengers torman and conductor were iy \jured | ina collision of a St. Held car of the would be questioned by Keyes 0: his return to Los Angeles 1j oes ie iInan, a bankrupt conrractor. before Sage [to pees the fo] llogvir uiinois Traction | ot sage tm ment rerat —_ to aes comedienail : Referee in Bankruptey Coles ves- : erday, in an effort to show he had at the Broadway grade oes he if, | | concealed assets under a fictittous name. to avoid paving + 9000 Kermit. on the theanaeels- Simp- ich they recently returned. They also shot a kind of sheep mentioned by Marco Polo, which was their | olding th ” ' pelt are taxidermists. oe tigers were bagged by Col. Theodore Roose velt and his brother. son-Field Mueseum expedition into Central Asia, from wh some fine specimens of the rare ovis poli, bahoad men in the peeture h The poe pine car and High ) — ets 10 o clock, bound shone inte shen | he freight locomot ve struck newspaper men, Louis County, gave his assets as/| NEGRO BOUND OVER US. STUDENT INBERLIN|STRANGE LETTER LEFT N WOMAN KILLS GIRL AND SELF BY MAN FOUND DEAD “The car Was overturned one 4 pushe d 19 feet from its track. had avoided Keves in 198 on entering bankruptey and tress started Work March said thag whe had become the affair and the repeatéd interviews were ip ring with her work. FOR ATTACK 0 Then | Aged Hermit 1 Finds Both Dying In- in Armored Car. of Los Angeles. his hotel room Tuesday night, clede Station roads. and from cour the preliminar: Desmond Taylor cas Alice Fitzner of Cleve- a Seen -~ Woman Bank Clerk, Convic tad Signal by Watchman Reported. ye alate -_ peated Dees and reyerseg position t l tal iI a oar Oobiles containin Che indictment county officers, a amiwell contained corporat . a - And Every Known Musical Instrument WuRLIIZER 006 ‘ -train — ‘sauudiagasinay by Serminal. tes & — oe meee into ea eourtroom Separat ed by a safe- appeared, described surmmer went ‘ — LAWYER APPOINTED RECEIVER U=4-car frelet t train itwice asthe trolley a inpleasantness e Md then, seeing it had not stopped x | phen the collision occurred ‘agreed ot appear here for the next Names of Injured. Those In jure d VW ere: her husband be- 1 in Dancing and | indecrareorig-wse Circles, accepting the MARCH 25. 1926 | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Te (BANKRUPT ASKE). Former Factory Girl F HE WENT UNDER Writes Book on Queen enna Publication Soon to Go on.Sale and She ASSUMED NAME Expects Royalties to Make Her Independent. en —_-- By Leased Wire From the New;that time Miss MacArthur met all to Identify Junius Chap- | York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | sorts of good luck in her campaign : NEW YORK. March 25. — A] 48ainst unfair labor conditions, man at Hearing as Rich- ce sa a # le ial and Miss Woodward came to be lort time before the outbreak Of |) ,o4n as Miss MacArthur's “mas- ard Smith. the World War. Miss Kathleen | eo.” Woodward, an English gir] then in To stick only to Labor work did her early teens, was a drudge in |not appeal to Miss Woodward. She | | LATTER INTERESTED es cette’ fileees in London. She| Wanted to see the world and its people. She shipped as stewardess IN R ; worked at a machine and when : EALT Y FIRM she had ended her huours at it she |OM the steamship Saxonia out of swept the floor of the room be- London for ports to and around a ae | , ” , - ‘i " : . ~~? fore she was permitted to go to|the Cape of Good Hope. She her home in the slums. Life|reached Durban. That was enough ‘ Find Him — $9000 Auto |store for her. She was the young- family of three girls and ican sewing machine company. Case Judgment Chief Lwo wit ad That Job did not bring in money { ‘ ili /onditions in the factory did not | fast enough for her and she quit Liability. - | Strike the girl as being what they | Joined Woman’s Army. should be so she organized the The war at that time was cailing workers and about 190 of them for every man in England. women. Questions fired at Junius Chap-j|S8truck for higher wages and bet- | too Miss Woodward answered ter conditions. She lost the strike |the call. She joined the woman's and her job, but the effort putjarmy in 1916 and worked between her in touch with Mary MacAr-|London and Aldershot until the thur, an English Labor leader, now | armistice was signed As a reserve, ge ee nen Seam Soe oe oh e obtained a job as secretary to : Y — 2 Blumenfeld, editor of the /oniy of wealth we ; London Daily Ex ; ment to the widow of : an } ' an aly Express. After a } i + 2 Man] enough to ke ep her and her moth- month on a secretarial b Bly AOT) i J Re Lé assis > - ae eon eter ome ——a is assured | Story of Queen Mary asa Working was Killed by his truck. were}er in comfort the rest of their | | Palade exes ,, |Mmenfeld noticed her aptitude for un successful ives, for in six weeks there will !. 03,4; . { : | writing She was shifted to the lapman. Who resides at W ood- | wpe placed upon tne bookstallis of : , cst: ; |}editorial side of the Express. Aga area Qlive Street roads s+ | London and the continent “The/ __. rie ail ee } UJ roads, > iwriter she also contributed to the ; i } Manchester Guardian, and so con- | Woman.” written by Miss pe | : Wood tinued until 1923. his liabilities as $10,499, chiefly the | Ward and having the written ap-| wy. h h associ judgment. Carlyle J. Dunn, trus-| Proval of both the +» King and | veice oe ae ee for Chanman’s estate tried to| Queen The English rights to the ike: o po : . i - Mise W oodm ard iconnect a mysterious “Richard FR male Hication alone, Miss Woodward perooen in ‘ arcnionens Crewe. rhen i‘Smith.” s ipposed prin ipa! tee hi | adinitted vester@ay, will make he} 2 a Chin Ga ‘aes the book iholder of the Woodson. Realty Co., | hoa ctees oF She is now.in New bess ( ne 3 ‘ meng ra a7 lewhieh wens variovs pieces of coun- : York. | : : ae ) ae iss VW oodward WAS en- ty property, with Chapman a ace races Ashamed of Drudgery. pose gre “pees , ner Majeatv at first | the same man sich ges of us Will have to work Semen ngage Rss: 'O use observations At the beginning of his examina-j 4 iss Woodward said. “My | eee ~ fMose in dally contact with tion before the referee, the bank- |... vOne Wil Bive me the oppeortun~ | ee ; ee a dees aha” (7A othe ;ity to view life and analyze it as/| d fave not writtten or tried to 4 : i] : na ‘ | | toa } Tn |] nave wanted to do since child- | write a bouk with a queenly mo- | Grudgqwe \ ’ roy apla oe , "s Swear lo Iny name an: replied D icone Pa page ‘y ee — = Ts “I 9) antes to study the Queen sene In s4Ondon s slums. What las a4 woman and not a royal) per- Asked About Name I ive experienced will afford me ]|sonage. In this I think ] have suc- i asked if vou were the same | opportunity Oo remmedv these rOn- | ceeded, | was more than a wens in | | party.” the trustee s counse con. | — writing the hook It waa through i tinued "Tl won’t answer that jues- } Wit) — well }On atte The ‘OSS o! | Lady (‘rewe that jf obtained per. | Ray ithe strike. Miss Woodward trailed | mission to have the yo] 6a ; mer d ‘ ree — | Miss Ma Arthur ¢rawvelj ie ish 4 rolume printed Answer it.” ordered the feree. | rec ‘Nur, traveling with the | The manuscript was approved b Vell, Judge. I swore mv nan rag | ‘#Por enthusiast six months \f both the King and Queen. r — ee ” eeenimenanne se NRE enema ae aw Pe) ‘ 7 al > =" — 2" ~~ cence ee F] -* . As ’ 4 . «4 — ~ - Edwardsville. a at Meyer 1 Broth a ‘Is that the man. guards stepped HIRAM LLOYD JR. DIVORCED. Margaret Lloyd son of the forme i — a AV nate Chief McDonnell jealous and ermbarrassed her in the e Pearcy awarded her the cus scalp nae tintdtnte in- at he visited two coun- before arriving Exclusive Representatuve for the Steinway Piano and the Duo-Art Reproducing Piano ihiaiin Robbers Only. ee a ee after he had beaten Mre ct TWELFTH FLOOR ~ 208 NORTH BROADWAY . ee | BROADWAY AT PINE | J. LIONBERGER DAVIS L. E. MAHAN | Chairman of Beard President | EE ee nn tie me — — Lewest Current Rates . “a : th st. LO 13S A. ()' fal (7 ion - : 4 } 1 } (sunver ry) ’ S ("1 rf ef & Y« } (“o. vesterday Richards had tA CO] f ru? hed riminal hy ! 6 ae ligt a hnlast |} (correct! He im © larged ppt | i ' Telephone, GArfield 42127 HE KURTZMANN Piano, now in = a a eh New Enlarged its 77th year, is another instance rlextble of the reliability of the Pianos sold | by the Aeolian Company. _ A Kurtzmann Grand may be bought for $860. It enjoys nation-wide repute as “The Piano That Endures.’ Convenient terms. with a suitable allow- ance on your present instrument. | AEOLIA COMPANY OF MISSOURI W. P CHRISLER, President 1004 OLIVE STREET — MAIL ORDERS If by mail, include 8 cents postage up to 150 miles; 10 greater distances ask your postmaster for rate on 3 Ibs. «ries POST-DISPATCH Dictionary CO UPON cents up to 300 miles, or for * bruises on right leg.

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CHARGES GAINST Seu a a. -_— a ti vt ~ = co mr _* | ak ? ~ os a ~ i. ‘2 ? “" ~ ‘ee ain tm or ‘ Ra orm a3 i) ) Ls @ 45 8S «A id : 2 , A at 2 Lea s i@i Ss ~ as app Pia & See a ha ced * Jud . Poay i ss ‘ 3 ‘ e * nee ' Te . €xX-; aS tne so0ie Treieree 2 & district 2 . Las msT #7 in ad VWaARS in len Lo ay and prefer: Judge En glishs son, George - ’ : — _ . ” = ; «A ms = - - 7 } r ~ e 7 ” ry +. . - -_— - = —- € * ~“* Tr Toe bas rT @ : - xT « : “ = O° c7 sone - — Enzlish’s distr ImMiaining 4 ounties, was t cing ° bankrupt, /nomas a oe im the power various russ ‘ pts : > . ang bic , ; . . HOUSE ia “ = - ills > - > ~ « * - . i 3 % 4 re one it ad Ea iF. ag ant Actress at Same Address j > ahr? accuses 7 wee | PUP. i e qdeciares ~ at x - 4 and ap pe nhiS,and receiver, SitTl 1a TP POtst- | a . » a . ina i Awe > , - . ; oY T sAh > - iar t¢ as “- ‘ "an > > ‘ -_ -_ al a _# ? > aad t h mas edhe - 7 e : ; ~ = | an a? ~ e ia { f Judge nz ~— a =e Or rs ter ss ‘ee. ji - ir an 4 es >. rag t [ It @r te 7 r i : : i? tn oe } ~ ™ =.) i q ie en Gs an >| [amiiles Ot an office in Thomas 4 tit > an q = M. 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Ta He 2 aw ar? ®ditoria!” Mwrrr «ty =T , i ‘> . ry . er’ ¢>eert eye rs ai — “se a Saki Tit my! . . fey « - VAs Tiade inAinsat > e tt; * “harge« Fn. xs a iaArgere. . isons - e 7a ree : : ry > “" ~eyr « eter + oy # s * 2 re ie 2, * + kh, e aPvicie hat 1% said ‘:eorge ‘i Sngiteh was, and is, guilty of “On fuct trrannous and oppresstye and 's guilty of misbehavior in office as such Judge. and was, and -, of a misdemeanor tn offies ” Corruption Chargr Jewelry and ' 50 AMERICAN-MADE WATCHES 30 Solid Gold Ring Moun 100 Silver-Plated Cigarett 1000 Indestructibie Pearl 30 Silver-Plated Bread T 50 Silver-Plated Bonbons ence ———— QUIRE BOX OF FINE: assorted tints, box....- Quill Pens, in asserted ca Looseleaf Cloth-Back Alb 200 Pkgs. of Stationery. : Easter Cards, large assorts | Toilet As , — ° YARDLEY’S GUNME COMPACTS, each...- curnay Perfume, oz.... Brocardo Flor Efflure Pe 10 Bottles Lournay Sache 20 Forvil French Perfume Boxes Roger & Gallet Face Powder ........0 ~ Soxes Black and Whit mported Slightly Seid Sin ee 30c Boxes ‘3 Cakes Imported Almor

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its, is cited as a stri}: f the “combination,”’ charged that Judge pany, for (,e0orge Ienglish- -Jr.. man in the ceiverships to which and furnished sure ; ee eo ie *~ 1 - ing “Vide "Sig “4 and Englis}; (oscar Holoker, it charges baad: E, chief clerk in the referee's offie * and while occupying that DOSitte became agent for a bonding sail Thomas ei: Continued on Page Seven = it j ty bon F'rigge M. H. Thomas, Ledhe tter anag 1a trusteeships and me RR la mtg a 21. Ui5 POST-DISPATCH ‘ THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 25. 1996 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oa anne a See Our Other Announcement on Page 15 = _ —$—$- $1.00 50 Girls’ Middy and Overblouses....... $1.00 (Jaunty Junior Dept.—Third Floor.) ‘eee Jewelry and Tableware | — 5S) AMERICAN’- MADE MILITARY ES re $2.00 30 Solid Gold Ring Mountings, each ...$5.95 100 Silver-Plated Cigarette Cases........ 50c 1000 Indestructible Pearl Necklaces, ea... 39c _ 30 Silver-Plated Bread Trays.......... $2.00 50 Silver-Plated Bonbons.............. $1.00 (Main Floor.) 9 Stationery : | QUIRE BOX OF FINE STATIONERY, in _,.*880rted tints, box..........-. <sse meee Quill Pens, in assorted colors.........--. 45c ‘Looseleaf Cloth-Back Albums | 79¢ 300 Pkgs. of Stationery, each.........-.. 25c ter Cards, large assortment. .2 for 5c to $1 (Main Floor.) § Toilet Articles 6 YARDLEY’S GUNMETAL FINISH COMPACTS, each...... as es ae er re 65c Brocardo Flor Efflure Perfume ........ $1.00 10 Bottles Lournay Sachet Powder...... 49c Forvil French Perfume, purse size... .50c 0 Boxes Roger & Gallet’s Veloute de Lis 39C 1H 10 Imported Slightly Soiled Compacts. ..50c fy Boxes Bourjois Powder Grasse...... 25c /5 Cakes Imported Almond Soap........ 10c (Main Floor) ] | | models. All sizes, black, and ~ ag anne ssc ennesne teas IX. BAER & FULL GRAND-LEADER Notions | 100 CURLING IRONS, each 1000 Cards Hooks and Eyes, 3 cards....... 5c 25 Gum Rubber Sanitary Aprons ........ 23c 25 Laundry Bags, cretonne lined ........ 50c 50 Ribbon-Covered Round Gartefs ...... 23c owen BnOpping Bars ..,............. 35c 100°¥Yds. Blanket Binding, yard .......... 5c (Main Floor. ; | Laces a $2.98 16 LACE TUNIC DRESSES | #0 Yds. Novelty Laces, yard...50c and $1.00 20 Georgette or Chiffon Scarf Lengths. $1.50 1229 Yds. Colored Trimming Bands, yd... 19c (Main Floor.) Books PAINTING AND DRAWING BOOKS. BUBBLE BOOKS, BOOKS FOR TOTS, rn ee OMUGNE 2... ik eee eee 25c 500 Good Novels, 100 titles also books for ree 29c; 4 for $1.00 Fiction, Poetry Red Letter Edition of. Bible, self-pronounc- meee, TELOTENCES... . - 465s - e550 us $1.95 Illustrated Edition of Bible, handy size $1.75 (Second Floor.) | Rayon Porch Frocks | : 300 Shring Models 3 Reduced to nV $ 3x \ =— . Very exceptional are these Frocks at this price—slip- over models made with three-quarter sleeves and trimmed in self color, in- cluding hand smocking, drawnwork and _ applique. Great is the variety in color and style. Choice is offered of plain colors and stripes, sizes 36 to 46. y™ (Women's Dress Section—Third Floer.) | Lingerie and Corsets | 100 PIECES — GOWNS, ENVELOPES, PETTICOATS, STEP-INS, each .. .$1.00 65 Pieces Hand-Embroidered @arments...$1.50 200 Extra-size Philippine Envelopes .. .$2.00 35 Gowns, Bloomers, Step-Ins, Chemises. 50c 30 Pairs Black Cotton Taffeta Bloomers...25c 40 Silk Tunic Slips, dark shades, Greatly Reduced 75 Handmade and Embroidered Gowns and Straight Chemises Greatly Reduced ae: a a ae , Corsets 123 CORSETTES. Wrap-arounds and Cor- sets, discontinued models, good range of SS OEE EET eT $2.75 (Second Floor.) Art Needlework 50 HAND - EMBROIDERED MADEIRA OVALS AND OBLONGS, size 12x18. .69c 12 Hand-Embroidered Boudoir Slips. .. .$1.00 35 Linen Doilies, Centerpieces, Ovals, Etc.39c 25 Hand-Embroidered Dresses, Aprons, Lin- gerie at, each , $1.95 50 Stamped Pieces of Various Materials in ‘i -@ e- 2) 6 *& *& © 2 DO 4 D884" 2 2 oS eS Boudoir Sets, Centers, etc.........-... 29¢ 25 All-Silk Taffeta Pillows with Kapok Fill- ers, in assorted colors and styles... “i gana (Secon “loor.) g Bedding | 65 BLUE RAYON SPREADS, full size .$3.50 32 Pairs Wool-Mixed Plaid Blankets. $3.95 18 Pairs of All-Wool Plaid Blankets. ..$6.95 — 31 Esmond Plaid Blankets, size 66x80. .$2.45 © 23 Rayon Spreads, full sizes, blue only. $4.95 250 Fancy Lace-Trimmed Pillowcases, ea., 39c ‘Second Floor.) of-the-Month signs throughout the store. Charge Purchases Made Friday Are Payable in May | 25 Costume Frocks | A RS a End-of-the-Mo Offering seasonable, desirable merchandise at and some are soiled, but in ever are listed—so look for the End- prices that are conducive to immediate buying y instance the value is worthy of special consideration. Only a few of the many interesting features Early shopping is suggested, as quantities are limited. Are Rare Values ¢ Priced at "io The 25 Frocks included in this group are_ selections from late Winter stocks— some are slightly mussed irom handling, but all are extraordinary values at this price. In Georgette, satin, chiffon and Canton crepe. Choice of street, din- ner and evening Gowns is available. , oe (Costurmhe Room— Third Floor} Silks 38 YARDS PEACH-COLORED COTTON’ CORDUROY, 36 inches wide, yard... .50c 165 Yds. 36-in. Printed Kimono Silks, yd..95c 64 Yards Gold or Blonde Satin Charmeuse, me emcee WiGe, POG... . ks ce cds $1.00 28 Yards Brown and White Figured Foulard, 40 inches wide, yard ee 34 Yards Rust-Colored Pussywillow Silk, 40 inches wide, yard...... j<+ ne 44 Yards Plum Safin, Faille Crepe, yd.. .$2.25 36 Yards Striped Bengaline, red or blue, 40 et ae a ee er re! ey ne me WRGE. NONE... ... c.f $1.95 51 Yds. 54-in. Pansy Satin Charmeuse Mc Wr ee Gk ks ck ye $1.95 66 Yds. 40-in. Purple Satin Crepe (Second Floor.) Wash Fabrics LINGERIE AND BLOOMER CLOTH.3?9c 400 Yds. Printed Silk and Cotton Crepe. 69c 360 Yards Solid Colored Voiles, yard... .29c 600 Yds. Fancy Rayon Stripes and Checks 49c (Sec Wool Goods 150 YARDS MIXED WOOL CREPE, silk stripe, 40 inches wide 190 Yards 40-in. Novelty Crepe, yd......$2.89 ond Floor.) 150 Yards 36-in. Carmeen Duvetyne.....$1.59 75 Yards Bordered Twill, 54 inches wide $2.89 25 Yards 54-in. Navy Stripe Suede .....$2.49 35 Yards 42-in. Black Wool Voile .....$1.39 _ ] gd I: iOoo? Linens | ALL-LINEN HUCK TOWELS, 17x32.. .44c . 36 Bleached Damask Cloths, 2x2 yards. $1.35 18 Dozen Bleached All-Linen Hemstitched Damask Napkins, size 20x20, 6 for... .$2.95 200 All-Linen Breakfast Napkins, ea., 12'c 80 All-Linen 60x60 Damask Cloths 140 All-Linen 50x50 Breakfast Cloths. . .$1.25 14 Dozen Colored Border Bath Towels. . .44c 19 Dozen Colored Border Bath Towels. . .39c 22 Dozen Colored Border Bath Towels... 25c 7 (Second Fleor.) Kid Gloves | 600 Pairs Are Priced Unusually Low $125 pu: These are the short nov- elty cuff Gloves shown ina splendid selection of col- ors and sizes. Choice is offered of the flared or turned down cuff in clever Ls styles. Finished with em- ZZ broidered backs. ¢ . , A - P a ‘(Matn Floor: Radio and Music 750 STAR RADIO TUBES, Type 201 80 Franco “B” Batteries, 45-volt............8 30 Banjo Ukuleles 2s Nickel-Plated Music Stands.............. 800 Globe Phonograph Records............... 19c (Fourth Floor.) ** @ O@ 8 * — ~ —— th | Footwear | 300 PAIRS WOMEN’S NOVELTY SHOES of discontinued styles, pr............. $4.95 400 PAIRS MEN’S SPRING OXFORDS, C00) GE GE bob kes van deeine cc oye $4.45 (‘Main Floor.) Boys’ Wear 66 BOYS’ RAINCOATS, red and blue, $2.98 20 Big Boys’ 2-Knicker Suits, 16, 17, 18, $7.98 25 Blue Pencil-Stripe 2-Knicker Suits. .$11.98 10 Stout 2-Knicker Suits............... $9.98 11 Juvenil® Jersey Suits..e0........:.<. $2.98 24 2-Trouser Suits and Topcoats, ea. $17.95 35 Shirts, collar attached, broken sizes. ..69c 60 Blouses, Tom Sawyer, broken sizes... .59c 65 Hickock Buckles, initials. ....-........ 25c 264 Bolts witht 100s. ;. . «+ voce accccunaee 4S Goort BIGONE. so. ics i. cist seg 100 Cloth Hats, broken sizes............$1.00 25 Tweed and Polaire Tams......... ee 50 Boys’ Caps, small sizes only.......... 59c (Fourth Floor.) |Men’s & Boys’ Sweaters | PO BOWE Vie oi nck csc ks cevaus os 1.98 23 Men's. Torney GOete: « . ons cicweccee $2.35 S Boye’ Putlawern. 5. «0s ee nccesaeciin $2.75 16: Goat DE .s 6 i sven lee $3.49 25 Cricket Sweaters. Sas ote se ans a 15 Imported Golf Sweaters. ............ $9.95 ‘Fourth Floor.) | 25 Youths’ Suits | With Two Long Pants —Reduced to 3152 These Suits are all well tailored of good fabrics. The range of sizes runs from 13 to 20. They are in desired styles ang afford ex- ceptional values at this very low price. 50 Tower Yellow Slickers, $3.99 ‘These are boys’ Tower brand Slickers and may be had in sizes 8 to 14. (Fourth Floor.) Floorcoverings 7 90 ‘DOUBLE-FACED CHENILLE BATH RUGS, size 24x36, each.........-.+.. $1.69 75 Carpet Samples, size 27x27, each... .$1.25 30 Brussels Rugs, size 9x12, each...... $24.75 15 Double-Faced Fiber Rugs, 9x12, ea.. .$15.75 35 Axminsters, size 9x12, each......... $29.75 25 Roval Wilton Rugs, size 27x54, each, $7.75 50 Lengths of Damaged Printed Cork Lino- leum, 4 yards wide, damaged, sq. yd.. .45c 45 Remnants of Inlaid Linoleum, sq. yd.. .95c (Sixth Floor.) | Auto Supplies | 3 30x5.77 GOODYEAR A. W. T. BALLOON pei BE eee eer $26.75 2 Same, size 32z5.77, €OCN. ....-cecseces $28.95 1 31x4 Sterling Semi-Balloon.......... $16.75 1 3203134 8. 6. DO Edo GOOG... Ko 05s: $14.95 1 34u4 &. &. Dow Dade GU. 2.6 ss aks aes $19.95 6 3325 8: S: De Lien Cord... ..seetees: $28.95 4 375 &.&. De Léon CONG. .. 2 254s $19.95 4 34x4 Goodyear Pathfinder Cord...... $12.95 1 35x5 Goodyear A. W. T. Cord....... $37.95 2 37x5 Goodyear A. W. T. Cords...... . $24.95 15 30x3 Inner Tubes. hie ss we one 98c 32 Ford 1924-25 Front Bumpers........$3.25 SORE pe 69c 36 Auto Jacks. Accessories Section——Fourth Flieor.) Toys | 68 JOINTED DOLLS WITH SLEEPING EYES AND WIG, each. eae $1.49 122 Mechanical Toys, each 18 Automobiles With Rubber Tires, ea.. $7.98 48 Scooters With Rubber Tires, each..... 98c (Fifth Floor. } 2 2 2 & 2-2 OO Ne EI NE ETRE AE Ne 6 TO Rte Oy h Sale . Some of the offerings are rumpled, _ |_ China and Glass_| \5 INCOMPLETE DINNER SETS, per | 50 Men’s Topcoats | New Styles and Colors —Reduced to 19% ‘There is a varied range of colors, models and sizes in this specially - selected group. They are in desired styles, tailored of good fab- rics and afford exceptional values at this price. 75. Two-Trouser Suits, $23.50 A group of well-tailored Suits made of all-wool fab- rics. Single and double breasted models. (Men's Store—Fourth FP'eor.) i Men’s Furnishings | pet gg. - Fy y GE Gr mR SCN 25c and 50c 72 One-Piece Pajamas i oucisciscevanwins 89c G4 Get: Coat =. x voc k cicsacd saan ; 6 Silk Lounging Robes ................ 412 Initial Handkerchiefs, box of 6...... 318 Knitted Ties, well-known makes. .... $1.95 412 Bee Ties: . .. .csccstitie kaa 2 for 25c 326 Meen's. Silke TieO: i... ss bso oe keen ieee Odds and Ends, Jewelry..... 25c, £0c and $1 64 Reis Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers. .89c- 78 Richelieu Gray Med. Cotton Unions, 95c 182 Augusta Med. Wstd. Mixed Unions $1.95 24 Kayser Silk Slip-On Athletic Shirts. $2.45 41 Kayser Silk Knee Athletic Pants... .$2.45 10 Regatta Glove Silk Athletic Unions. $7.95 (Men's Furnishing Section—Main Fleer.) Curtains and Draperies | RUFFLED VOILE CURTAINS, Pr. ..:95¢' 210 Curtains and Panels........ $1.35 to $2.45 185 Fringed Panel Curtains, each........ 50 Sets Ruffled Colored Voile, set...... 75 Fringed Panels, each............... 300 Drapery Remnants, each... .25c, 50c, 75c 256 Yards Artificial Silk, yard.......... 17§ Yards Cretonne, yard......0..cseeses 24c 350 Velours and Tapestry Squares, each. .65c 110 Yards Damask (short lengths), yd., $1.75 185 Odd Window Shades, each.......,...59c Wall Pafers 400 ROLLS OF WALL PAPER IN ROOM LOTTE, per rOld a.6s ccs ctewencewes 6c to 25c ‘500 Rolls of Newest Designs, roll (Sixth Floor.) a Housewares ] 200 QTS. READY-MIXED PAINT, at...45e 100 -Bottles Automobile Polish, pint... ... 35 Sterno Canned Heat Stoves...... wad 32 Brass Bird Cages, each ........ ~ ..$1.98 100 Fish Bowls, 2-gal. size, each.........59¢ 50 Satin-Lined Sewing Stands.......... $3.98 100 Weather Prophets, each....... justhe 20 Incomplete China Cereal Sets......$1.98 100 Kitchen Saws, each............. 75 Cooking Kettles, 16-qt., each.......... 100 Combination Padlocks, each 28 Electric Heaters, each.......... ade 200 Glass Butter Dishes, each..... eee 200 Egg Beaters, each.......... g teccce seed 200 Thermometers, each..........-0s02¢. 10¢ 50 Gas Hot Plates, 2-burner, each...... 10 Infant Beds With Mattress (Fifth Floor.) ee ae apr er ce $15.00 to $49.00 4 100-Pc. Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets .$22.50 8 50-Pc. Semi-Porcelain Bungalow Sets.$7.95 25 Dozen Japanese China Salad Plates, ea. 25c 100 Pcs. Imported Glassware, ea. 50c and $1.00 25 Colored Glass Vases and Compotes, ea..19c 500 Odd Pieces of Glassware, each...... .10¢ Oriental Bazaar 175 COMPOSITION BOOK ENDS, pr., 95¢ 75 Prs. Candlesticks and Candles, pr... .$1.79 100 Flower Bowls, Japanese Pottery,’ ea..95¢ 25 Chinese Embroidered Coats, each. ..$7.95 35 Japanese Tokanabe Vases, ea........

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 25, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Ss ee eae aw er ptneg IEE 0 te epg EPO 0S rah ag her 5, fait ‘ Scrapbooks , for Clippings Stiff covers, loose leaves, gummed on both sides 6 Kat CO + i: a BO ty en’ Iss swrshpn hae yea 4 ee 75c So. SJCUQGE ‘Suatney REPORTED. TO THE HOUS Concinsed trem Fuse Fees Vandervoort’s Friday Candy Special Assorted Chocolates . ._ “Si. © ‘amees Oe a ae fees © issessed again 1 Pound i J. osca'es under administration. Candy Shop—First Fioos nization of Sales Company ae: “ae * ~ - 7 * & Se Camera Shop—First Ficer. “ae Ene orsanization of the Govern ee a + ar ‘ Sales. ( orpoera'yon. ah mam formed by rely Store Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid—GArfield 7500 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tega meemese™™ "= SO : ae friends ind employes ¢ * - — ¥ Pe Rg fing POEL SOI NOG LAE tt © ieee A ee ee " an nee s o S oe zs + : Do You Have a Frock That | Needs a Metal Girdle LITTLE crepe frock o7 & sport dress that simply longs for a touch of newness, will welcome one of these 3 DSO ETRE MOAI IY peg NCR Sith Mcnias AA. hpcar Chri og i . acl Re Ap, ie pet ay SNe sete ieee epmantedin dn siet 8 Tay MI es r ee een — —— ‘ —n aed mre» so 5 ae a , clever Metal Girdles in oxi- \ Bi | lane dized silver finish or green 1} Vane , } - hy tt i wy J ooo pO ph signed sections. ' ? 95 $2.50 to $3.25 Also, Suede Belts, 6e¢ to $3. Pretty New For Little Miss 2 to 6 RASTER time means bunnies, colored eggs and a New Frock to the very young lady from two to six years. Mother will enjoy choosing and the little tot will love to wear one of these dainty hand-finished Frocks pictured—or one of the many other equally pretty new Frocks in the Infant's Shop. At $3.95 At $1.95 At $2.95 Colored Dotted Swiss is Printed Lawn makes Pretty indeed is this this adorable Frock in , Frock of printed lawn in red, blue or arene “yall red, green, blue and ” . it - ed designs a orange patterns. White » tiste collar. cuffs and kts en ‘ pei : Oiia®l Tl curt | pocket with hand-em- — oe oe 4 The : edged with filet mesh broidered rosebuds. 2 to Pump 6 years. lace. 2 to 6 years. bids for Spring smartness Imported White Dotted Swiss makes with a new, slender heel! This white Dotted Swiss Frock is given a dainty touch with colored col- this little Frock with matching bloom- [DENTIFIED by the over. lar and cuffs in pink, blue or orange. ers. Colored smocking and embroidery lay of darker kid and three Hand-smocked voke. 2 to 4 vears. are used for triming. 2-’to 6 years. golden glass buttons, this : parchment kid pump is un- usually chic. The heel is Crepe de Chine Coats $8.95 mediumly high. For Baby to 2-Year Sizes nd $12.50 Specially Priced Shown also in white kid. gd Baby's Easter Coat will be dainty and pretty if it one of these specially priced models. Hand smock- $ 14.95 ing and hand embroidery finish. $2.95 $1.95 CH RG RE ALS 4 oven ote Dea Aeit neNAML ater ree wert WAM " ras ‘ _ y . . ye 4 oven vate: ue are R Be so . py, repr Bi m af a m3 “Tah ge Ra Te CAR TOM » Ceres Rate ma ioc “« a 2. bigns Per tak: le peer yp trivia dit Didar > - Dar , 5 - . a oh ARE ap denen . etre 2 dagen eR Esk is Wet odethee lig x tonet ‘ ae bas ® E STOUT ter Sizes \ To Date O a _— $35.00 © Hours: Daily. 9:00 te 5:36— 5 000 Yai In their variety, in- dividual styling and high quality, these Dresses make an unusual appeal at their attractive prices. Navy, black and fash- ionable new Spring shades. OR the little tub fro trimness in the Sur » Awes Ready for Easter Choosing—A Wondertul Assortment ot Westiiite New Spring Coat Tailored, Semi-Tailored and Dress Coats ey ee. Kent ie mae +A Ne a3 , re : 4 poe oy es. aM é. ’ yea we % rm ¥ m5 . : ’ 2 et 2: . iG ’ ce ‘ 4 ity A ot ” ~ | ee - - 7 ¥ % re: SS a . 4 ie x oe S #5 eee oes ~ e a x + 1; 2 r % a a navy and black. _Taaegage Shop—Downstairs. Vandervoort’s Millinery Shop—Third Floor. a —_——— Z hl - .

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE THURSDAY EVENIN G, MARCH 25 , 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SES AGAINST © ENGLISH REPORTED TO THE Epeewnre from Page F ‘our. ae omnia —_——- : oort’s Friday ly Special ed Chocolates ees them. Jo pay for these | oe fees “ ’ iSscssed against . 35c . estates unue i.dminustration. hop—First Floor. . nization of Sales ma est ‘qr organizatio: of 1] overn- | = pasqnensctithinns ; t Sales ‘ ‘orporaljon, an auc- ; "7 14a)] 7 ¢ hirer r ° nae concern rmed by rela- st, From Ninth to Tenth Sends and _ employes as, (0 conduct ‘ rried Bemeypt assets, Was out | | article charges. HOUSE. | his | Referee and maintained with the Judge's full knowledge and permission, the The accusations concerning the “bankruptcy ring,” eet Summed up as follows: “Well knowing the facts, English did wilfully, and unlawfully, official Judge improperly take advantage of position to assist ment, of this maintenance and unlawful operation organization. for the purpose of obtaining improper of; and unlawful gains and profits for ublic sales of Judge English. and his family and | friends.”’ Article 3 is a general charge of corruption Thomas in the establish- | in various in connection with the handling of bankruptcy cases. alleges that Judge English ruptly voritism’”’ Thomas, \ruptcy It ‘‘cor- extended partiality and fa- matters to the sole referee in bank- of the Kastern lilinois Dis- lay First | aster | ‘STOUT Sizes 1 40 to 56 7 Cc a. { _— ane BARGAIN SASEME S a _" IXTH x MEN® To Date Our Crowning Sale Achievement DRESSES 20 New Spring Styles at perfect fitting. a great deal. Printed Crepes—F lat Crepes Satin Cantons “‘Rayons”’ Crepe de Chines—Striped Satins Such values at this price will create a sensation. Every Dress is high grade—highly desirable— One of the best bargains ever offered in Lane Bryant history and that’s saying You will admit that $10 would be a fair price for the material alone. Sizes 40 to 36 | proceedings. of | four months’ 'fine of $500 for selling intoxic the article charges that Judge En- the temporary receivers suggeste Thomas at $2900 a month in this case, $43,350. Again, is set out, ' English unlawfully Thomas as one ot the ithe (“hicago Fuel case and fixe his compensation at the rate $1900 a month, and that he nam« Herman P. Frizzell, United Stat-é Commissioner for“the Eastern Illi nois District, office, it appointe receivers i | Thomas’ as an attorney fo glish unlawfully refused to appoint d by counsel unless Thomas was ap- pointed attorney for the receivers; that under this coercion, the coun- sel agreed to the appointment of salary, ‘trict, and thereby brought “‘the ad-!and that subsequently Judge En- ministration of justice into dis-j-glish made his salary $8590 a ‘credit and bem Pactenn degraded the] month. dignity of the Court and destroyed Services Not Necessary. the iain nee of the public in its ee integrity.” It is charged that in Ue appoint- : 7 | ment of Thomas in this case, the ; kn tne Alton Granite City & st. Judge acted “improperly, corrupt- souls Traction Co. receivership.|]y and unlawfully.” The services of Thomas, it is alleged, were not required or necessary and im- posed an additional burden upon the receivership properties. The total amount received by Thomas the article says, was that Judge d n d of J Ss and the chief clerk in: r the receiver, at a salary of $290 a acts, the ‘with | month. All of these ; ticle states, were done un 2 ver and prefer Thomas.” In the Hawkins case in bankruptcy, it torney in violation of a Federal which forbids a referee to practice as an attorney in any bankruptcy This action on part of the Judge is said to have been taken in order to favor Thomas in obtaining a fee of $2500 from his client, Morton S. Case of F. Kea cement J. Skye. The article also details ee SF on whom English imposed a sentence imprisonment and ating Skve ‘liquors, but from whom he removed the jail sentence after Skve discharged Karch as |and substituted Thomas. | of Thomas in this case, | says, was $2500. the the case Judge of | had his attorney The fee the article The Court ts ac- | aYr- lawful and improper intent to fa- ' cused of having acted with the in- ' the receiver, when, in fact, torney was needed; arbitrarily removed D. | Thomas. Again, it is said the Judge was inspired by the sire “‘to corruptly prefer Thomas. The article cites the ment of Thomas as one Heeaggs‘Uancbiwon: y Hours: Daily. 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday, 9 :00 to 6:09 Olive and Locust. From Ninth to Tenth 32 inches wide. LOL TT OC OTE ESS EET: EE LER RR Oe (RR cee eA fe ee Silk Plaza—Second F! 5000 Yards—Friday and Saturday ‘“Vashable Silks Corticelli Silk Broadcloth Darbrook Striped Silks OR the little tub frocks, so necessary to comfort and trimness in the Summer, here are two well-known ; | Wash Silks at a very low price for Friday and Saturday. The Corticelli Broadcloth in lovely pastel shades, navy blue and white; The Darbrook Striped Silks in colorful stripes, wide and narrow, and in ‘combinations delightfully new for Summer; 32 inches wide. 98 Yard ee A ene ere ae T Saturday. reese eee * > —* a oun . Pe meee oe agg, - ——— SL AT LT RRR RR ee SMR mae) — immense , im suit. | this sale price. ee le WO handsome Wool Coatings favored by fashion for Spring—Candia and Vel- ‘Fluff for choice at $3.95 a yard Friday and Both 54 inches wide. The soft texture of these Coatings, exqui- Site colorings and light weight makes them ideal for the Spring coat, cape or costume’ An unusual opportunity is offered at floor, Two-Day Sale—Friday and Saturday 500 Yards } ‘Spring Coatings — | Regularly $5.00 ss I Yard Candia Seafoam Green French Gray Powder Blue Bois de Rose Light Tan Vel-Fluff Rose ‘ Dawn Melon Hussar Cookie i a '' a RT Rt tne = cen | (orporation case, a | ; ; | | $1435 ' tent of unlawfully benefiting ' Thomas, “to whom the said George 4° W. English was under great obli- ‘gations, financial and otherwise.” It is alleged that in.the Shedd | Coal Co. case, Judge English ap- | pointed Thomas as an attorney for appoint- of the re- ceivers in the Southern Gem Coa) and the allowed him, $1000 moy? it] tant. The article further charges that on Oct. 24, 1921, Judge English “wrongfully, unlawfully and properly’ received from toward the purchase price salary was , Of an auto ‘as a return or in rec- | ognition of, the | partiality | English to Charles B. Thomas.” | Judge English ‘which ' havior ' Judge age ‘ ‘involves his I English ) was a director, | | mio Fellow ile i favoritism extended by and | George W. Thomas’ Alleged Negligence. Finally, the article says that approved the port of Thomas in the Gem Coal case, for the first six months of the _ receivership, Thomas said that he im- Thomas re- Southern | a neem. Ib Aan gg in | had | spent all this time in Chicago look- | ing after the receivership. English did this, it is charged, when he knew that Thomas “was neglecting his duties as Referee in Bankruptcy in his office at St. Louis, in spending six months of his time, 290 miles away from his Office.” The article this stresses point ‘further, bv asserting that Judge En- 'glish ; . ithis and and there, these “did then despite knowledge *? him for another terrn the article concludes, guilty. of and of a misde- appointing Wherefore, Judge English Judge is as nieanor in office. The the handling of article deals with hankrupt funds by English, and consequently relations with hanks which he named as deposi- of funds. It charges that conjunction with Thomas, ‘he did corruptly and im handle and control the of bankruptcy and other under his control, by transferring and said funds for the pecuniary bene- fit of himself and Thomas, thus prostituting his official power and purpose of secur- fourth the tories ‘in properly deposit funds positing, for the influence Judge | East | ! i facts, | ‘approve said negligence on the part of Charles B. Thomas, and said | ‘neglect of duty without criticism | or rebuke. by then and there re- ’ | ; mishbe- ; — ~~: de- using | nz benefits to himself and Thomas | and their families.” Cites $100,000 Transfer. In proof of this it cites the} Judge's action in ordering. $100,- N00 of the Traction Co., transferred in which it to the Merchants’ of Centralia. in which bank terest, tank no interest. assets of the Southern , from a, was drawing in- | State | he | and where it drew renee ee anes Moreover, it charges that Judge English and Thomas entered into unlawful agreement with the since defunct JDrovers’ National Bank, whereby Judge English designated | the bank as a depository for bank- rupt funds, on which no interest was paid, and that Judge English, Thomas and Farris English, the | Judge's son, bought stock in the bank, and that the bank in return employed Farris English, Judge's son, as cashier, at a salary of $1500 a year. In carrying out the agreement, it sets forth that Thomas made 17 transfers of bank- ruptey funds from other banks to the | A AEE RTL ee the TDrov ers’ bea YT) k. a eT egat ing Than Sine ane ilils CVilics a recital i A sme a a erent ener ie | | | ication sets forth. | | | | Mortgage Co. | is charged | that Judge English unlawfully al- lowed Thomas to appear as an at- for one of the bankrupts statute Hawkins. | ed no at- | that later he | the receiver, F. Barnard, and gave the office to that de- ’* asserts that | a | “excessive and exorbi- of the celebrated arrangement, un- | der which bankruptcy funds were. transferred from other banks to the Union Trust Co., in return for which that bank employed Farris English ata salary of $200 a month and in addition paid him 2 per cent upon all the bankruptcy funds de- posited there. Judge English, the next specifi- was a director and stockholder in tHe Merchants’ State Bank of Centralia, Ill... and Thomas was a stockholder. Judge English designated this bank as a depository for bankruptcy assets. Then Judge English proceeded to borrow from the bank, without se- curity and at a rate of interest be- low the customary rate, a total of $17,200, and that Thomas borrowed $20,000 under similar conditions, the total of their borrowings being equal to “all the surplus assets and capital of the bank.” Miscellaneous Charges. The fifth and last article in the impeachment charges is an omni- bus recital of miscellaneous alle- gations against Judge English. It makes the following specific points: That Judge English has repea‘t- edly treated members of the bar “in a manner coarse, indecent, ar- Continued on Page Eight. ey Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth Store Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday, 9:00 to 6:00 Electric Sale Price Speed Control SALE Machines Regularly $82.50, $ Westinghouse Motor Built-in-the-Head $5 Down $5 Monthly Complete With Walnut Carrying Case, sewing Machine Shop—Downstairs. sewing > and Attachments BUSY BEE CANDIES MAM M 0 TH Chocolate Bunnies TRE-MEN-DOUS chocolate rabbits—as big as the boys and girls who are flocking to the Busy Bee to see them. Easter’s a ‘it~ week from Sunday. Better see the won- derful Easter display at once. Sete ete ete Het et Het HF Hee HF 4 464-4 - 4-H o-oo + + t-e + HH 4 + + + FRIDAY CANDY SPECIALS i Milk Chocolate Eclairs—the popular 80¢ marsh- mallow and nut candy... French Nougat and Assorted Chocolates—in one pound boxes. . 40c Pecan Marshmallow Roils.....the box.....35¢ Friday Bakery Specials Oriental Spiced Layer Cake ................-00€ Bavarian Seollen ..... . sco iccsoeececetesadaee Oe Se ae oe Oe oe oe oe oe ee oe eee oe eee ee ee ee oe ee ee “Hot (ross Buns...“Doz. 30¢ “Good Friday comes this month, theold womanruns With one—or two-a-penny hot cross-buns, Whose virtue is, if you believe what’s said, They’ll not grow mouldy, like the common bread.” —Poor Robin’s Almanack, 1733 417 N. SEVENTH 6TH AND OLIVE LADY LOVE CHOCOL ATES” i. LADY d by richness and tla a The POST-DISPATCH is the newspaper giving Associat Louis evening service. only St. ed Press news § ‘ \ \ ‘ ‘ ‘ \ \ ‘ \ 4 5 ‘y Y ow, Your S Choice— Special OF oaks nue Consisting of Floor, Table and Bridge / Lamps, Complete Chairs, Tables, Art Goods, Aquariums, End Tables and Ivy Stands It is impossible to list and describe all the items in this close-out. A personal inspection will reveal many bargain opportuni i And Certain Odd Pieces Values Up to $30.00 75 With Shades. Also BOA ee

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: > ener it i ae Ke ae er a eam Woolens Shop Second Floor. | more tans $100 000, | | Following this cuiu.s a recital |f st EOE 9 BE WRN este. om > Ps ae a : tad 4 « hit lee THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 25, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATET ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : ae =—— : HL te ‘tien in his court, which the article! disrepute of the court and the ad- ADVERTISEMES a r a mi bt be i ‘ loyment for his son, George, as terests in his district and mig ministration of fustice therein.” MELLON DECLARE DEBT TERMS A ~ BEST OBTAINAR oi £ in that P y m of his said court. and the right 0: | administration wap senda attorney for the Missouri Pacific expected to have important litiga- | conclodes was “to the scandal and | m ; | Bs the peopie to have and receive due. —, Judge Engtish solicited em- Railroad Co. which had large in-. 3 | é ee MONEY LOANED process of law.” That Judge English made an !m- Oe proper proposal to his colleague, ; 1 Ae DRY ENFORCEMENT saz ccReoLcees [LinDELL 4600 ¢ eyo ‘aa substance of which was that Judge Est. Watches, “Diamencs ee | reer sacs 4 ; Engbsh would give fee appoixnt- [WORKMANSHIP | 1900 mag te se | Bonded aaa —— Dr Scholls Be em tv aren ~ ‘ and : Cuticura Soap} BROMO a Dust With ams rh | A SUBURBAS | See the offers for rent on fee Pest-Dispatch Want, | Bunions SS eee AR is ‘ - ments to Judge Lindley’s cousin = SERVICE Musica! Instruments. bie tate Convention Also Opposes juazge Lindley would throw sim!! a . Put one on—the He? | n & Merc. Co. fae Further Centralization of Au- | plums to George English Jr.. all | RESPONSIBILITY | Wittels Lo | Zino-pads easter / to the disgrace and prejudice of the CLEANERS aad DYERS 2081-3-5 Market ; qi. i thority in State and Natien. | | ni ht ; — | | PTTTTTTILIITi iii tt ti tii iiiiiiiiitiiiiitiiitt BSORetssesetaesenzetese -~ Aap ee Hat CR ee gS, SE Le Se eM ‘4 : f | | PTT Ti! 3 : . oh 3g zs & jESuSeeeeeseeeseeseees 26 BSS ESS SESSSS SSS SLESSSLS HES SHSSHS SSS SSH LSISS SSS SSSLSes FES E & : f | of PORTLAND, Me., March 3's = > co : . Inv Must Put Ss ope ie . Maine Democrats ciosed their bi- —~ ) 1 to 4 O ; estor a eee ooegeeee papgpeagh :- Se Ae» Only? Charge Purchases Balance Charge Purchases Balance | nly! plus Capital Abroad. mitt ag a campaign platform which tn- 9; of Month Payable of Month Payable | 1 16 Hats BS a oe cludes a pledge for impartial en- S35 — Scarts $1 ¥ [ ge ia ‘ | a | b 3 in May ine : in Mav ay the Associated Press ; *“orcement of th hibition and bd con c ? Be > — aehe oa — - id e prohibition = oe — | st Womens S Sport and trimmed Hats, walen PHILADELPHIA, March ¢ we Sig ts: a s: a aces a 5 "St Lows Largest pecially . Shop to $5, in an aiternoos Ceamap me Americar Governments OP Sak “he comvention also farored aid 8; score of patterns; all fringed to at $1.95. All shades eee y was defended here Sizes : ge pouty See Oe - secretary Mellon sie Sor if had een attacked in ees f. 2 : match For wear with new eee r agriculture and fisheries: econ- @ area Anne Surts and Coats. 2 SESS al Friday and Saturday....Our Annual = PEA MOS Ones ees “sv Britis: Howse _ of Ceommens Cage ne MEE came institutions. The platform @s - r J z a : a -= was adopted resterday without ce- @-. a at 0 « . aL ate a: ———— : is ~ rf . = ROT ORE: bs Be vvcouky Whe deel . a “7 : ‘an Churchill, Chancellgs pee Exchequer. and PRHHp Sa Pa : ia ? sie - q : Ee - rention en record in favor of strict a: : *K . f 3f jen La! .orite and foermer cd ae enforcement of prohibition. de- gs 350 Bags $2.19 } erchie S, or — Be Sy ii 3 . a > onl : clared that “one of the fundamen- g; wetion 4- “Ge i . ae + . , Cecretary Metion said: Our a © Insh Linen Hagdibes , nolictes toward Eurepe nan: ia. DC - tals of our Gorermment is respect @s thee Handbags :7 #3 Pak " for and obedien: ‘=: *o le aliv “Uile- — Genuine eat 1c: ——— dbs a « ; a « my ” _ ™ asians as “a . tt o-*o a ad — : - velty patterns. lace stituted authority.” a: ee a eo eae ur ~ ee 3 . > b - ms Se TU LL TITe Re, wt t - ‘ » be a Ch of many eathers anc es . +3? tee oF th + = a abel 3 oc ce ~a % ~ f mreful study of the farm situa os. sv. hai prenared Bin See - and consideration of the problems @- shad tre had } ; | Maz Floor—Broadmay + E cape the remarks were made in + “ trans . at mar easnead sort of force, addimg 7 to divert S: the agministration beleved In @ eupee dangerous” any attempt 4 water development tnto partisan gs bial é ehannels and adrocated electrifi- @s Ric vation of farmma s: and tot charity toward Eurgpe ai “The party stood for scientific : Stating that setliement nege as efavizion Oo? OUT? *ax iawes to the end a- ‘ions ire pent igs with rai fe that there may be just and equit- : tepece and Jugo-Slavia, te 4 4 able distribution of the burdens @ Eurerean nations which fave if : ~* +sxgtion ~~ *unded their debts, Secretary 2 : The Democra’s announced *hetr : tom warned that Ee: repe must t } purpose to resist “further attempt 5: ance its budget and fund tm de y 1° it ie to Be re- esta hGshed ot at centraiigation of governmen* Augusta and Washington an@d faver the gradua! repeal of laws whereby the functions unicipalities and citizens are now s: ee = ACCUSED OFFICERS GIVE BOND =: a: ound Dastis. '? Europe is to be re-estabinent he contimued, the Americam ims ‘or must Pent and pro ah v invest his surphus capital st abroad. an of this ts taking oi ne added, and financial ree sruction of Eurepe Ip ip Gig - ae " Improved and Real PEROT Te hp ar Re Stn pe gat fey eater asa et pa me uns w : An o = re he VY eh ege9, 4, oi te ” ih ‘ usu rpe 2. Y 7 2 * . ‘ A * 4 f (Z J Pad 4 4 -) ,n = -_ a -- > a ’ ee; s rd Je ba . 1e ~a « - ee A — cus if Ts Into bankruptcy. shirge ef thetr sworn duties 2 gt : bh ? > “* a: snes : =233 - oe *- * 5 a eee : nee: oo oe i —— tC weed | peed EL = : = SYMPHONY AT ROC : ; = | iii ee ee a 2ene - o* - +: ve 7 one's ae = ¥ isi ; ; : ° : ' 4 Beit ‘ — ay Ssecseese ~ 22008 oe woseexe —— : . 7 ba hy 12 > '- » 3 2 ro > : - seacerrrr sae , ss a . ‘ ¥ ae “ ° ; \ | i . ie 5 aie > *- | -- eo —- ay ae as bes ered: aepr: es: = a tie ope im 5 - = ee = 4 . ~ “aa has brought the gm . tien of s: eersons in Augustan Collese ae He. & fustice into contempt an isgrace. | Be . ’ > , ° . “tar h Li: ¥: The “ ng silanes bd tf} TUIrm nerTre Last mig wt. 1 My . +? ¢ r ; ; > N A l ; we a to the great scandal and reproach 8&8 Extra Special! > Beautiful Nen Modes ttl ; ew rrivais tn Louis Symphony March” was +e" ¢ ee ee a i oe ‘ . | ; : : na 4 That “wickedly meaning and _:- ‘gs ® \ > i ° 99 e Soio plaring by Michel Gusik ot & tending to do #0." Judge Engius.' Ss ast er 1S 3 ; .-} . 66 was a feature of the concert $ * 3 at . arieceus tires and piaces ; = = b P : O 1S ul Be ie : ‘ . : , neg fused to allow parties im his court gp: : : Norway Drinkers Like Port Wi wie fe ” é om _ naa * r ere - ang the beMfit of trial by fury, in vie- Bt 2 for : : gs | ° : i rbitien in Nerway has ted 2% E . oe } ; = *. 7 “% y 7 i 2 adiinister equa. and impartial -us- Si: : : ark d incerase tm the @ring’ ‘> . bad # 2 , r iad tice. : : ‘ . ts “" wine, more than 28 tin Fiias That by his decisions and orders ge : : : a" co being consumed per = P s * : . was . ci 3 on divers occasions Sica inspired fear : . . > : » that eountry as im Bee Pe A = - — * f 4 2 . : BE and distrust of the Court and caused |g: : Tne Smartly Stvled Groups : # Sormay now imports as mt Pie " the widespread belief in and be- = . , . ° : - , port cone as de Germany. DF Bt? . . ~ ** ~ ‘ rt : ‘Ree & youd the Eastern Ulinois District : ’ Mark Holland Talr. Swed fo eg Se f = : : ORRECT atnre for the Easter cromenade—or “buggy Ors : : 7 . tRat Case@p Were Mor Cel lng dex ided : Includin Both ° % s e 24 eriha 7. he Argent ne 2 ite a2 their ‘rits but with parti : ° > 7. ; bell rugs eo mb ' as His ee Oey Oe WCE PATGRRy | oe g : : ride,” and wonderful values, too. Short coats, shast — “ombined. Wien » ees nd favoritism: to certain individ- = | : : . , as . iat d to proeboott tae site = 2a : % js bl ~~-- oe -" oF ic = . ie ¥Va.is. netably Charies B. Thomas : ‘ . ' : SKirts, PaicN pOckets, notched iapeis ana other features Div « and heavy wines Porta > i o = ® ' 4 ¥ ? ? e ) ~ . - > er + z 3 ee § impreper Gains and Profits.” : Oat —_ : ome : that make Surts the smartest thing im the fashion whrrl at ralated by declaring taat @ , ise That with the purpose of allewing @: : "oR : : ore «were not alowed t® come s . . ~ 2 th Prt . ‘ Thomas to make “large and im- : : . ¢ moment. 4 ‘ould prohibit im Portuga i 2 * ‘ = . ‘ed ‘ - i proper gains and profits” he “con- @% ELECT a Coat and Dress, cr two Dresses, cr sexo : > Ba. Norwegian dried Ssh, rt Vnual ¥y and habitually preferred s Coats asi Sawin’? hut s" ~ i. erce that woud cor 3 : _ahegge : argery depends the Be - P ~ ~ ‘ "a * ~ ~ * ee ee ; a »& ~ o - hie s a a ok ame - | ~ : , of the people ef Northern Nerw +. : o . * * . . = . . > *. : . : * . *. . * . * . _ . * * . - . . a ~ 5 ings and decrees : nariuy be asked tor ether ONE ot most of these Coats and + ce ae ? : ' t wet That Judge English, “while act- 3 Dresses. ARIS 1S a sae attend eariv, as there arc ° j Vod S shaces im moveily weaves Say Sores uid ae vield 4 ) : ri ree - ; p , i al : ad j = t t Pe ~ e es PE celia “¢ . > 2; ~ . ei ing as Judge. from the bench and @s manv really remarkable values’ tT I lese yf ¥O Grou ps—. €s Jor réeet, : ancy tweeds, checks ‘and ms . , a = - | Pe im epen court, did interfere with , 83. W : plaids. Every one tailored :+r veeds, new rayon tweed — . } vee ; . ~ ss - nein a cr tors > “ - 24] Be ee ene ane priviieres | a: The Coat:_wfodes = The Dresses_: ,-..- Sport or Dress ear : taultiess manner. ihe Suits vinta, “ied q t Oa the State of Litinois, and cre — oie “ a a @& & © s om on o-Ae ha —e ? Ox A ry : La ° e . a oN = _ x _— siti ¥ sialic a a ieee : n rc ‘ sn ‘ an “ iol . ag State. te the great prejudice and a: ecgec or mpedc Wun con airis, Ssnhare c SNaslng trims “Weeds. Miaics mui tTwilled weavers ; the ‘mecn. TWilricoom. Cr uishern. Satin, tailie. : be i - [2s rvia!’ of th re a —— . trastieg OroTs, some Rave a..G ether teatures of alg ner } | ; ] ‘ ; ke 4 at anaes! of the cause of Justice. and & ‘sissies. “Salil d braid leah Wastin latest cape-Dack flare or straignhtline modes mported weaves amd sports cloths. Every : . it : ovelty button and braid riced Frocks. ; a , : saris: : Misses’ and Women’s Size : 4 : viens The wa nted light shades. blue and black. ww and correct styling, scalloped capes : . _ it : ee a: “ ¢: | a Many highiy emtroidered, others timmed miGe cuffs, lavish embroidery, razor sharp i Suit Salon—Third Fleer ee =: Ceats, Sizes 16 to 44—Dresses. Sizes 16 to 50 with coilars and edging of light turs pleats, etc. Manv are fur tommed 4 e . « & s — aa a - - - - . ~ > BB tik Bee ~~ & * -- * Ne s bli it UU. | ae * mi . . . = Bargain Section—Second Floo- : 3 Other Groups From $49 te $325 i .. Petites, Misses’, Women’s : t | etites, Misses, Women’s, Extra Sizes zg Meare * - Pa Ps ~ & 3 r ' ; ; e S ~ i s a» ~~ oe * 7 s ~ * : ~ J New Easter Shades in : : $e *. | } Complete Selection of Coats at $48, $59, $79 and $149 : re , | € + a . + | AY UNDIGESTED on Hose Peete. erage eee sss 5s acted hirer say poe sepeega ses eengeeee ppeoerenggpentre pores = ioe 3 4 ae oa ae 4 g $3 ~ ; ? H 33 T wo-Dav Special! :*s $1.45 and $1.95 2 eaeeaea see Qualities Instantly! End Acidity, Gases, 29 Treo Brassiere Girdle 3 Pairs : ‘ : 3 i ’ . - + Ba 5 ; ES “ Peder. women are attrac f : \E : ae Pe .. 24 active sports. How att § oe $ Sa ss gi : A Saucy Little og) TE purse: :t of honorsia & . i : ies pairs —s perfect Un : *: : easy ; troeic try chara —_ “ : ' fashioned chiffons of sheer, = Tailored Mode, Quite Chic cp “nd with so distressing a 3 . A‘ sear texture. Choice of : rs : Ae run ately for her wheieceaesiael t + i) 2 chitfon or thread silk with : # NTER—a met renee Inspired by oars, a 1 fiwe hard, the whale pile p 3 | the caps of he Senate's page adhe <-spesed of in a momenti . tad ot the latest shades, includ- § The newest compbinat on ge fashioned im fime quality oe ag wide, sug fang b band, a ad doe ae ieee wanes: 7 tam-hke crown, gol git but- “oleate forgotten wae or even etary Yes, Prra ed =Ppostores ome tating, Say Pusing piles, ton! Ber for cents the ban. the oasllialll Ser f °F Drool, a free dex plainly oa reo ee *00Pyramid Bidg., Marshall, M ng pastel tints. # swam. Ail @tes in tlesh or peach shades. Expertiv titted by our et rained cors@etieres Main or—Sixth ; : Plo Ss 3 . Baicony—Broadwe~. J ioe--< eebeon we jeretaoe Dre ee * * ; . tors. that be! ali—but « oh, how smart. Pourth Floor—Broadwey Vit eh eee ELLIE LLL eT ee PLST ILL ILL err rir ri iit iti tt pith hhbb hhh hbahhhhhttiLitiiilt TY TETiTT TTT rire phesiesit ah pein ne ie ee ae bai 104 7 * “a Pits es) OUTIL , ; = ibe NR asi we ary k i ee oe ene HO ot ee NNER — a . s - i ~lyoapa conning nen re a « ip lira toons %, 5 : % te RO Pater gitar PRE reek r 5 caer ey os id He iit rom re az ay . s % ET Oe Fe fi. ie, neat Parte Mite pee eae va SE se My oe i ay “ . ——— : g RR RS ee ee ee RE ee ee OR tae ee ae em z a ga , : anon Rey ne } -*. . : o - ae - m

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— eee + Se n-ne SSSSe ee Seeeeeeseeseseeesssssessecesssuqsesesaseuuacuees | HOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Broadwav and Sixth. Ber 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1996. ween Locust and Src. r = | 7 P ‘ . Fe 44a SiIGCGS, all head . yw . ae: ric 01—Brogdurs “@ + —— ’Kerchiefs, 3 for $1 Imported Irish Linen Handker. chiets. im W hite Or colors: Many tastefully embroigered. Algo some French silks. Regular $0c¢ values Main Fl 007-—-Broadway vals 111 ” Suits 35 fer promenade—or “buggy > ‘ les, too. Short coats, short lapels and other features ing in the fashion whirl at ~ .) - At $35 Are Suits ¢ihat etores would price up 259.50) Fine imported tweeds, new rayon tweeds, Cnarmecn, twill, hasket Weaves, el 4 score of le Oright facings and buttoy and pocket mens Sizes ird I + mt $49 to $325 Juite Chic — ed by b. . 5 nd, d ; t but . art ’ a0dua’ COPS TC HeeeeeeeeeReeneeeaehers Beeseneesananeeeee an ae SSceensssesasesess Ks red pee ce te . a: a cn i | Says Europe Must Balance ' Budget, While American - Investor Must Put Sur- plus Capital Abroad. By the ASE ated Presse : a ‘PHILADELPHIA, March 25.— The American Government's war | debt policy was defended here last : night by Secretary Mellon shortly m after it had been attacked in the British House of Commons by, winston Churchill, Chancellor of | a ee the Exchequer. and Phillip Snow- den Laborite ang former Chan- cellor Secretary Mellon said: “Our fi- | | nancial policies toward Europe are | hacked not by sentiment, but by | | gense.”’ He had prepared his address he- fore the remarks were made in the House of Commons. He described the debt settlement terms as the most favorable that could be ob- f tained short of force, adding that end not charity toward Europe. Stating that settlement negotia- ‘tions are pending with France. Greece and Jugo-Slavia, the only European nations which have not | funded their debts, Secretary Mel- lon warned that Europe must bal- ance its budget and fund its debts if it is to be re-established on a Le ‘sound basis. If Europe is to be re-established, he continucd, the American inves- ftor must intelligentiv and profit- ably invest his surplus capital stock abroad. All of this is taking place. me he added, and “financial recon- struction of Europe is in. sight, with an improved and healthy market for this nation as the probable result. “There. 1s a surplus.’ he ex- plained, “and to dispose cf this | surplus we must reach markets | abroad, which means having pur- | ehasers abroad with money or mredit to buy. Jf the exportable | surplus cannot he disposed of abroad. then prices in this country | will drop We all need our best | fustomer.’’ | Referring to criticism that the debt seitlements were too lenient, the Secretary says he preferred to have solvent. customers with pros- pects of ag@rofitable business in the future, rather than force his tusiomers into bankruptcy. SYMPHONY AT ROCK ISLAND, Special to the Post-Diepatch. ROCK ISLAND, Ill., March 25. —Rudolph Ganz and the St. Louis'| &mphony Orchestra received an! Wation from an audience of 1000, M~ersons in Augustan College Audi-! Ptorium here last night. The “St. | Jouis Symphony March” was an! extra. panontliny, ~o* Ag was a feature of the concert. Norway Drinkers Like Port Wine. | STOCKHOLM, March 1.—Semi- | f prohibition in Norway has led to, (marked incerase in the drinking! of port wine, more than 20 times’ @ much being consumed per cap- fa in that country as in Sweden. | Mm orway now imports as much | Port wine as do Germany, Den- Sor » . = s | mark, Holland, Italy, Sweden, | . at Switzerinad. the Argentine and, Cruguay combined. When Nor- Way tricd to prohobit the sale of . Sirits and heavy wines Portugal me 'aliated by declaring that if its | port were not allowed to come in: t Would prohibit in Portugal the | me 8tle of Norwegian dried fish, on | ‘Which largely depends the living | of the people of Northern Norway. | The Norwegian Government had Won't Play _ With Piles! American women are attracted i len ‘active sports. How attrac- Eerie are in pursuit of honorsin tennis mould ming — horsemanship! But none | j. try these with so distressing a handi- | sd . “P as—piles! —_— . ‘Ortunately for her who loves to be matey obeout- | | _— live hard, the whole pile prob- | ~ » Gisposed of in a moment! One, | , en Suppository applied in private— | i oa iext minute you've forgotten any | |, ‘ly ‘a vcuinconvenience. Yes, Pyramid | , . 0Fies assuage bleeding, badly pro- hy Cents the box, the world around. | vik Proof, a free box plainly wrapped | Sent those who Write Pyramid rug ee Ze ‘Solo playing by Michel Gusikoff |] ! to yield, ' the administration believed in help jf. 4 FOX SCARFS FOR EASTER {| Attractively Priced, $25 to $95 ; . oe ee ee mee pelts. Finely finished and in all the new light shades. 4 KLINE'’S—Third Floor: = J /P1OR Smocked Frock THE SAUCIEST DRESS MODE OF THE HOUR! $1675 EVER have we beheld RE a Expertly selected and notable for their softness and heavy \ Wa daintier nor more de us “£\.\ lightful mode. It seems to have : \ captured all the sunshine of youth! / It is extremely simple and yet it has personality plus! Fashioned of \ * (0) have gathered for this special Friday selling § the last-minute Coat modes of five of New York's © — best-known’makers. Our Coat Buyer reached New \ York on Monday; was fortunate in finding these ( splendid values on Tuesday and immediately hurried e _ them to us by fast express. Only a combination ot very tavorable circumstances could bring such choice « Coats, so quickly for your selection. So select your ¢ new Coat here Friday and be a STEP AHEAD of e the Fashion Parade! f g ad YOU WILL FIXD ALL THE IMPORTANT STYLE TENDENCIES OF THE SEASOX | an exquisite quality of flat crepe | EXPRESSED IN THE VERY NEWEST | and the smocking is in a soft con- @ MANNER ... THE NEW CAPE EFFECTS | trasting shade. Ideal for business, 4 -., THE SWAGGER DOUBLE-BREASTED school and afternoon wear. ° SPORTS MODELS ... FUR- TRIMMED | LA AND FUR-EDGED ... LAVISHLY EM. ” O BROIDERED! | In Pink, ga OuNNY, Sunkist, Boi: A ah co — e TWILLS! LORSHEENS! MIXTURES! PLAIDS! jac ImpUrpte, | enn : Rose, Cracker, Dra 4 In Crust, Sandal, Tawny, Redwood, Winter Rose, peau and Nav> « "™, f KLINE > same & Viking, Bluebell, Sandstorm, Thistledown KLIXE S Third Fioor BASEMENT —- A ee en THE TALK OF THE TOWN —AND WILL BE FOR MONTHS TO COME! NEWEST SPRING COLORS: —— Pad a $7.95 $7.95 An Underpricing Sensation! | CHARGE PURCHASES BALANCE OF MONTH PAYABLE IN MAY — SUMMER RATES ON FUR REMODELING © BASEMENT— Chokers From Out-of-Date Furs, $7.25 Our Fur Factory will make you a smart up-to-the-minute Fur Choker out of your out-of-date furs at this very special price KLINE’S—Fifth Floor. MISSES’ SIZES.....14 TO 20 WOMEN’S SIZES....36 TO 42 LARGE SIZES 42 TO 48 Showing Three of the Models at $25.00. Ready Friday! A Marvelous Special Purchase! ~ 1 Cree et rr eer eer eteer Set eeeeeeererrreere See aeeeeeeseeeeeree - te eeeeearereee e, teeeeeervesrece ee. THe eeerseeeern PO CUP E UCI OCCU CE UO Oe ee a sereeee Sesesconies seeerreee erestese eeetaeeeee Seer eeeesere FLAT CREPES! GEORGETTES:! PRINTS! SATINS! Every Dress here for the first time Friday! A New York Dress manufacturer wanted quick action—money looked better to him than Dresses on the racks. So we named a price we didn’t expect him to accept! Our buyer honest- ly blinked when he heard “yes.” So his smart move is your good fortune. Every one in the newest modes of the hour. Just the Dresses for Easter. The newest sleeves. Smartest neck- lines. Embroidery. Pleating. Lace trims. Sizes for misses, women and STOUTS! A Great Pre-Easter Sale! ress & Sports Hats Hats of Azure, Woven Straw, Silk and Other Novelty F abrics DAZZLING VALUES! New styles shown for the first time Friday. The successes of the season and priced decidedly below their value. Hats for Easter wear, for sports wear, for street wear. A marvelous selection of styles for young and old in all the new colors and in large and small head sizes. KLINE’ S—Basement. | 1, ’ ; ’ % ; ; j ' , ; j S| i ‘ a ' j ' ' | : oa | ’ i / ’ ’ ; i ’ 7 ; ’ { : : , : : r i ' ' 3 b+ +4 ; 4 by i oes iH ; 3 3% ' i | ; i | of ' | t ; ; : ; ees yramid Bldg., Marshall, Mich. i "

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. — Besent those w tho wr; rite ¢ Py yramid Drug || : e,° ee Le er ee nt _ on yramid Bidg., Marshall, Mich, | (5 veneeniiiea PTTTTTTI Titi Lit le | —— ST.LOUIS POST-SISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 25. 1926 sesitinensiianiaiali alla — ome tities 14 _ST.LOUIS fora ee b ~ e 3 iy : by 5 & a4 : i? oo 124 +2o 2 & 3p eS Ss e 4 eee te 7 Be 4 i Sa 4 Pe cat 23 be * Se t Fs B % —— eee ee — — Bae ge. hic Sees , . a : fee: che ot id ves Ci A eS: gah take ee aS ae Re ae Se oy mae aes ee yee ea a Ce AS 7. Fe igh inc at de PE a eS Sy An Y £ > a Costume Slips Tots’ Easter | Infants’ Knit D; 6 for 90 Extraordinary , Ni $1.00 Sweaters, on sa Wear, $1.50 cman Bean sae GIRLS COA At These $ éé i> a I Pit - ww S$ ) i, - . “ - : > ed Te wtel ats 3 ane tm - : ‘ : ' erty voiain @ ailored Pret new stvies -aung ter gaye : 7 ' . > New Longie Suits a : : ne? us ie ton-fronr , and 3) ' me . = ‘mod ‘ fan © _ swe 2? er -+~ ; * : 3 oe - — ”~ Lr G i 7 + * ~ 7 ' i iz : a » « ~ 4 4S 2 wom = . » 7 ; > . . ; Tees ; ' % ‘ 4 i La tha ° N kei Linen apuains . . | 1} 4 } : +t Wail tC Tide CO Liat Sxi$S ail - lfmes . ’ ° ? QT Ie " _ . = ~ Vas cinms 3 " ‘2 ; fF *4 ~ - ’ ~~ wee —-+ ro —— ASSO! nex . Pat- ' x terns ’ t ran ae *>-2a — vary? mone a. "$2. 98 ‘. | Boys’ New Spring Caps nae a s Made ef fadrics te match the new su!" ght and $1 00 “ dark shades; a. s'tes. Real values , . 2 E. os Taba $2.33 Extra ad Noveity Oxfords, Pumj tp Ths diversity of stries a smart new Spring Pumps a Shop. will be of great ints et stented mee — —— ae ee eam "Apes aA Ras i APPS hk ONS ye Va Pe ce Su 2 1 . ae . i PV Be cas SS ae : pee a igh Fe ahs aA x 3 ¢ erin cumin “yp hedeng Magee done be i he le arid " BP Tage NPN EE ee en er ee ye ee ee ines “= — g . Fe Oh Te ST em eS Reigate * og * : eed iniate a adeed sos. tap mee ee eomn arn aaae goal. aa% Ce Ne AS eat iae On ‘ Sa SSE ‘ ; é ; A ae of Lav EGOY cee Bee Ne eT | ay ee - { i” '> i ie. F 7 : POs te ite Oy aie 2S SA Aa tO 4 eee ant sar (a pe Seas Cries Ste ‘3 ot Er : of (sabe ‘te: i es ca nae . Sn hp Nt Ansar a Ri ia le A i Aiea 20% sacs Mg doy hi in a Saha se Posies. ete ng ERROR IE i RL a RH PE LO SE, Oe eee ara ae at baa sie Aen knit werent ee ee ae eres z * MK as a5 i, ey re ES Trt a OT See Mae ‘ ws 9 aa a Yigta uf es fad : “s C i i: jon : i Ta pd eee ee, Sh be Soke sas ci ane ¥ yamine ton ~ - . ee eee sh a a a OOM fag Ste € es aoe Bee é sesh Ray ¥: ee ee a ae eae Fy Peete ty sas A is * ey AY ait 5 PPR SLE RE DRM rh - a a a en “ig 1 hg ae eee eal Tons a aig a.m i fe i ae ; . arti Seev, eee ee eee eee ee ee eee eee eee eee Specials! 4 | Friday tn Our Bargain Friday in Our Bargain} a _ $4.95 54-Inch New - @ : Bordered Crepe, $3.50 Flat Crepe, 68 4! - Of $3.44 : $2.39 ih aan bé-inch heavy erepe ¢¢ chine $5.95 Men's Yellow Men’s Bathrobes Printed Opera Satin Women s Union Printed silks, $5e Men’s 75c Holeproof } ..:2 22.27%". Ate Oe ae flat crepe new patte-na : : ot note | . ee with elaborate Shickers- $1. 99 Se 95c¢ Suits. 35¢ ai a ok. te eam Hose, om 4 FRIDAYS “ee stigh: ‘ree 2 rs. ol - gp 09 aes “ a cas kee warraaletan " met bes oe tee estreg " rs a 380 E Fi votes 2 bla, kK. age na Silk Taffeta Oniy a limited Printed Wash Silks $3. 95 ilies gisen; $2.00 value: | . veiw , Sc number to go at ee — b 7 Boys’ Refers ae 38 ee a $1 59 sh cordurey calla” . ildren’s Stockings ' $1.19 Yard imited Guancity,atsce Boys’ Hats and Caps C * ' Tots Frocks and =—s__ Just 60 bors’ tine a SI; 43 | ie = wash sik ! |. amaat newt stun ana a; : a 4 = — a - 6 woe whe , 3 Made « ott 4 Sateen, in feia in ‘pias "pial doula es . | a cesigns; titul celertagy St as Wide can Pe use tor sc oped nd s Sonar ~-:der Suit ° a os mi = can ” anit — @resser scars and able covecs. 33c Very apecial White ther lass, | drapery purposes aie Yard garments, 83c Protectors, $1.98 Stamped Gowns, 49¢ ] side draves: very © hee —* ae ietinicbiabaniannitinis Very special a yard, 49¢. Pretty Polly Prim apices ae > a ed and : iets: Nae , a cE Ne for curtains or hang im @.l colors. } ‘i ju — — . de « AO A ae [| Sitks In new Spring | vorr and black, 40 incl 54-Inch Prit 'n beautiful floral ps nedium grounds. Yard $2.50 Crepe de Chines $1.98 in excellent quality Spring's newest shad Also “EvOry and pink. inches wide. -* « ~ os oe ,erm a | arven 25¢ C ft ee ae ce | “Ghep-ine or Biocwacs. rege. | with re white cotton: |-signg stamped on go¢d tua imine gin ei - > orseé et, $1.59 ¥ fle. — satta yh e ° sasn ¢ is . rn r wiv asia > os , 7 i] Ting s' “a ~ bn ird en n z a r ee ten, in 8 es oe sare oaeeee dDorders % 2a _ 7 aa an t.x3 Sheai« made = + Probe 9 he RC th pen EP hon gate erties Se AE eae Pom Pas ~ PSY Mer Bete ek ide ae arti “eS 2 ‘ me . : * 7 3 Ate pe Ae ee al a a A nn nee a ele ee ed ee ne ee a ee ee er yeti cinta they sind lenin ‘ts es ee - S : ey) / " Dresses so fashionable that a five _ 44 dollar bill will buy more style V Friday than $10 and $12 usually Loomer ale buys! 3 ¢. Bey Ber Ree Phy 1eTs and slips. oi won peg New styles, materials, colors! and Topcoats iis .ot of dainty it from one of the 5 New York manufacturers who nas & Undergarments j /; pi Seeee eee ee ees ea eemense ees aeeseemenemenaeeeae eee eee eee —— — ‘ RN ER NLC — RR RII Women’s and Misses’ reputation of making Sizes 16 to 44 i eS ee Cc FOR y. be eee Special . — . price. pe A $18 to $25 i. “scans wand " ° ~ ‘ered or fancy style demonstrated in our st 4 - New Spring 4 Y ~ Regular sizes. finish itke ft. LAC@ 4 ~~ -* : irtes ready ‘for use if \ BE W— ae: sake ee ' “ nae _ a . stiles —

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—— —— : ~ ~ - ecient an = a om a BEEBE SSS BB 8 eg _ j , — * COATS mice $8.75 | Should ave a 7 to 14 nd-New oe pat for $ ‘aster -00 ires, vVe- , diamond ; and NOV- 6 ¢o 17. oths in the 7%. irstyles lors. Ail $ 45 J lined and =— up in sport ressy mod. 7 to 17 Yrs. Extra Specials! riday in Our Bargain Basement $3.50 Flat Crepe. $2.39 40-inch extra heavy a eiik lat Crepe in all new Spring inmdes. Silk Taffeta $1.59 — lli-etlk chiffon ta‘’- ‘tia in plain and changeable eaves; a.*%o piaid designs ee ee ne ee Ruffle Scrim Curtains Parr, 53c 4 « r eo ‘ * " ; wonder riiffile a? = \ ? sia ; ¢ ’ ; Lf ‘ «t at * ror i he o 2.95 Drapery Damask - 45-Inch $1.88 %2 @ i a epiit for ie ¢ ee suitable fab- ai s hangings econds of 29c and 39c Drapery Cretonnes. 19¢ vere Assorted patterns in dark d iltgwht effects for cushions rtains or furniture Joose vers; just 100 vards in iot. $1.50 to $2.00 s Shirts broadcloth madras ™—n Ze & 1S hs tn ae sanieneal i. rs’ Samples of ‘arments jope chemises, step-ins We were fortunate to farm ples from one of the nufacturers who: has a mak ing — ‘ aL : : rie . tt , r . : SSE SBBBERSESBSERB BRK ERE SSBB 2 USS Ses ets Be tte.s eee ees 2 eR Bee ee arn'ents . aft #0 All rain- im tni}- y styies, D a 82 88 \@ ee ~ oe —- tate >. i Pr ay eae ~ Ee eee err ae ae — 7 * > aah rs Cae ¥ e fee aj ¥ - ha ete d = a - . — a ak Sae ee a pie Le ae Te aR a ¢RB in Just a few minutes. Come In—Try Leet r “as p ee. . Pro BY roar 1S ae 0 lll Special Demonstration LAC Q—the wonderful new hous ‘ ae 3 bh There has never before been @ finish like it LAC@ dries to the touch in Bring in a childs ret iy one af the many colors you may (Nugents—Fourth Floor, Soutk,) Youn can finish a fieor and walk on it im less than one- half hour. fee cehold lacaqueroid—is beinkg five minutes n one-half hour. LAC® in black, white, ciear ana Use Lacg to Make Things New chair. bath brush, boo! cipe box, lamp Stand, ta « toy and we Will retinis! ready to take home with [t Yoursel/ ’ rename ~e_eepee Eo a Eee ceeuetediiee eee — - Re A ere > iene $9.50 ALL-Sill: on Hose [ iit é, TT) } i : . Tited } L3@ 7] SFe;uUare e > | f wate a , 1°29 | | ; Srmnrivnece " A IIe TF) the ‘ anted Ne ‘ Chalet sued a 1 : oP: iki SfNiades a as i ; | : r , ss é é hl ose PR ‘hamois-sueds erviars of a Wel]- rrie Be may } : known brand- the re one (Nugents—Main Fleer, North.) ee een ten | LL cee cmnemcinmenenin Re ‘ Z = a al cnmerensaanaatetaaineec ene ae Women’s Fancy Chamois = Gauntlets © ir- {~ | SU “vy Jaw : $ 59 ? fancy flare and turn- , : a 7. ; . nwt 9 {9 3 ‘ dow tr ° iffs. Come th fr : | hats Daher Will not im- ” . P \ in wanted shades. ; of his magazine. or better still. come tn and register and get the first | Dai ame wearing Guai- Pe ; : . “{zes b to ‘ Copy of Tim's “‘Knicker.”’ The Bors’ Own Book. ity. Sizes 81% to 16 | Zz - wer : f Nugents. (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) elim Address your mail to Tim personally, care ee ee A Notice to All the Boys in St.Louis Send Us Your Name and Address lim, the presiden®of the Pie Eaters Club and the popuiar editor of the § Boys’ Maxcatzine called “the Knicker’ will from now eon make his head- quarters at Nugents, the Bors’ Store | Tim is ypresident of the Pie Eaters Club. tie is a great inventor and f wondse rfui actor. He Wwant® ever’ boy in St Louis to seri him their name, age and eeldress ald he will mail them each month free of charge a cop 4 ae - cesieanaatiasuimcsassiiaissaiinimniainag ll italiani all Seemeenentiiesge eae a ~ ° - =— wee ee Pee | = ales a ae eo se = — ie esi jaan - ) ; dane In such attractive materials as sport checks, plaids, mix- "4 tures, tweeds, bascaras, suedes and twutlls. 3 Vot for Manv Springs Have Hats Been So Moedish! And Here Ts | Stunning, large hair Hats, smart trims, velvet drapes or lovely | flowers, clever soft Huts. new embroidered Hats, Bengaline Hats, | new large novelty straws. tailored, tr Be a ek fees “ne $16.95 ° $25.00 $7.95 ° $13.95 mance,’’ ‘‘Prince, ‘‘Page’’ and ‘‘Daybreak® —als0 imported pias O Topcoats Sailor Suits Novelty Hats ' : | *seie new odd subtieets. a% NX C\W J » re . i jong and 1 short pante. Some oad 2. le fellow ‘ patterns and color- 1 long and 1 short Odd excessa-ne 4 gs. Sizes % to &, pants. Neatly trim- | Bewest ‘colors, pat- med | terns and etyles End: “¢ | Sale ( tt ; | : $5.95 to $15.00 $1.63 | $2.00 to $3.95 i(Negents—Fourth Fiocer.) 4g

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. PO i A RR AL NO SI NO A RG Soc RS i ee 4 Pee en 4 es 2 vga Pe neat eae it # ae ee ee een tna thip BARAT AS be RT pone et (a Pe: chit cgay ee Age 32k py woe ete 2 ves ial ‘ ee Nae , sy B ntl 8 emanate tapi Bo hye 4 GOL OE DES AI ME OE EAE RL TIO ti Ste - thee — " aE eS ae ae Sb ipenste, at os Ose ee PRET ae MNT Gg CRI a kee ee ee ia . z a a. a sad i ie i r ‘4 S ne ~~ - Oe era Oe er AS, RD Re. a ‘ . ‘ le - - Ps. i Aaa aly dys ling. 5 ae aye Sethe CNT of OD hobs eat CO op ODN, rt ly om = eerily: ne Jt et nt nee ae Bee ie sty THURSDAY EVENING, MARS H 25. 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 12 ' ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH or ——| JULIAN JACKSON, 50, 1S DEAD |=22 co: = sme ss Washingvon corp ' etateen County manent dury. U - dent b he St. Louis Care n- Appointment of a grand fury f MARRIED 50 YEARS | Funeral services os tO Be Tomorrow ses er re that paper was consoli- ' May term of the Madisor (roun- at ss my. dated with the Sta: More than 20 =‘ SS } —— eal = 7) iment ‘ ~ ———— 7 me —— « cA a " . _———— !‘ == : ‘4 ~ ell A TCT nN - > oe ; a i ~ ~ 3 “ - 4 ——— ; —— a4 F ‘ iy. -ega rene . . S ee en eel 7 ~ ™ ee iS Argiee ie at ? - pir po. ah : ~ ‘yas Cee ea eed tbe ju DEE SEE Ve CAP Aap 2 bud F a i of ~ - es 2 tags. ty 4 oe ~ car . ria ar aa ta et ee - fs oe ~~ re ee ee eS ee a tak Ges Nite Seta a + Pw ek ites ce eae Ltd eres tes ay ue ee eR Re TS eae 7" ‘as omecipeeit m ob cae i a 8 ee ray Gee ¥ ie, Songs balay il cat : . , oe i * 9 “. . ets w aon el vs te i = Ser Ce ee Zz oaexl b ~- eee ia cy eeee ee e ae fas tas ? a R v aareeal elon . 4 ier Yak ies et Ae ; hao mise be y j es: Tr Seige?” AT ne par Hhioie 08 e ‘ " tile nt mW ny Shape ng Be Re ey ST Ae sade een sober oy ~_ ee Tees . . fe IO. 4) . . a. oh dai iia ane ina een nig ibe Ps a one ve with . * 3 “ater ss PS Sg a ge a ye Ae = age Taga sie) a9 . . ae , 4 WASHINGTON AVENUE CORNER SEVENTH FRIDAY —Sensational Offering of Smartest Ig Smart Models tn Deliohttul of the Y our be ° iat A Spring Stlhouctt "ae , Rare 2atlo aim ‘ ~ mm 4 - _ — a iis] .* Dilt gesig Ss distinguished b ‘some - Ese ie ae . - ~ uTudgque Hae rail e st Coats ior every Springtim . s 7 2 sa t me - a . ~pagea oo “oo ; rr 4 ee - CCl as ) mcivudyi 4 i 1¥ . “7, = * . >. new crepe modeis | SM ART COATS | sent s | wotu'dc ‘ead. ra a4 y. fellow the ifas BEDELL—COAT SAI ENT! rE —— ON— RE FOURTH FLOOR Chic and correct in every detail. , Latest Expression of the Vogue TAILORED SUITS these fashionable models feature fine workmanship and a variety of fabnes Nn 25 SMART SPRING Geautiful models teaturing the newest effects _ — - | ve ~ ~ ~ ‘ . . | : ae ’ ‘ ~~ - >) a ™ 3 r+ eal = — 4 » 4 BIGAMY WARRANT ISSUED varr ’ tae Sac HP , a r @r . ar? Mis ma er rt ei 2 if Mrs r rude Eulalia Ra Rar t Ouisville, K f ay et 6G 5 | R, oe 9 2 grert noone taking e Sa Ss r se ¢@ io disc uss the joperat 10n ; . He was ¢mp- oyed — oa: ~~. ot ’ ovntietitinimnmmeeninn aati An Heinz Spa cooked —readv for y Just heat and serve. Not only cooked, ciously cooked, after clusive | Italian Reci ghetti is already our table. but deli- the recipe - by a famous Italian chef—origi- nated exclusively for Heinz. This recipe bring S together Heinz-made dry spaghetti, Heinz tomato sauce, and a rare cheese, in a form most delicious and nourishing. The work is all Heinz—the pleasure, all yours. Here is spa- ghetti at its best — ready to eat. HEINZ with cheeséa HEINZ HEINZ BARED BEANS Otter varieties — TOMATO KETCHUP COOKED paghett1 omato Sauce HEINZ VINEGARS HEINZ CREAM SOUPS The taste its the tes FLINT .. — a bus ~ — ~, —- cam afford this nS \ — roy e597 P. a his 3 4 . “ A = ‘ == ~— 2 . eee, . . ef s aine to you. 4K yO Y Red all Zo . J dS \ tS : iS: : Ae SKIS SB 0 10 te p * es Ve = * ' e ’ ; , This is the Exact Size of the Box you get. it ts our reguiar 75 size. THIS INTRODUCTORY SALE OFFER EXPIRES SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 27TH No Coupons Accepted After This Date Introductory Sale Limited to 10,000 Boxes Only Priority Rights since 1910. Erg. and Copyright No. T8557. © Schwarts, £975 Pah kh bem ts — ibe — Pree aa ~— SE ET rn pee ae oat tain neal -/ Tired Moi Gain Stret - * . ete ie t PATHE! east -_ ~” ——— POSTS ONLY 5 BUT MY. HO POSLAM HE! Posiam is so concentrate acts so directly that a very of it goes along way. Its m -ion is so gentle that it camno tate the most delicate or infl skin. Eczema, rashes, scalp bles. pimples—they simply c resist Posiam. at a Mentho! and Creosote gm t agents in the world for] and heaiing colds—pr anda reiety ing pneumonia. che Kreeame) is am eff bination of Menthe! and ‘ — with other im en The a or who origina! as usei MK _— 12 years in @ ~wretnmonia a32d has pot.iost @ cage 1 — Tha - . —_ Re cat ones bee x. YMusterole Works Without the Blister—Easier, Qutcker Don f-mix a mess of @ustard, and water when rou can relieve soreness ofr stiffness with a lean, white Musterole. Musterole is made of ¢ mustard and other hetpfal im 2 - the form of a white : Tt takes the place of mu asters. ° and will not blister. Mousterele usually gives prom] -f from sore threat, bronchitie tis, croup, stif? neck, asthma. gia, headache, congestion, , rheumatism, lumbage, paim aches of the back or jormfts, ehil core wueeles, bruises, frnated feet. colds of the ches uay prevent pneumonia). Jars & Tubes __ Better than a mustard plast Wolff -Wilson Dn Stores ‘rom “dope” (such as narcotic CRloreform, cannabis or oth ‘armial drugs), it can be tak freely y wherever a “cigaretm

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¢¢ @ are growing - idelphia id Quis LUSE unior”, with Flint superi- ng and over- mpetition in dollar price performance d quality. ow available ice ranges: 595 to $2395; 285 to $1575; 85 to $1185, ,» Michigan. NT COMPANY st Boulevard IOTOR CO. rrissant Av. MOTOR CO. ferson Av. NT — ig Sunday Post-Dispated state Directory sel] lote, - ban property, leaseholds ry often within 24 houra nge Blossom "POWDER AROW OF WDER INLY AT *~ " * - z *18i: Box you get. size. 3, MARCH 27TH Date ©. TROT, © Sehwarts. 1975 a a a a” mes ame ae oe Pe = , Bs ee ae ; ae re bye 4 4 ee Bae j Bre a ee me we ¥ . ae S: a t ee. é SS ge ‘Seated 3 oe ot tg be : Rs > By ; y a ' ¢ Te i - ; > : bee i = a > | j a ' ; ’ be 5 P | % | . ’ may pre\ ent pneumonia . tha ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1926. g, Sasa MODERNISM ASSAILED BY LENTEN SPEAKER ; 7. fa 0c eanaite eines nage Prof. W. I. Maier Calls It a | Force Threatening to Un- if dermine Nation. : i ; Speaking on “Destructive Ten- dgencies of Modernism” at the Lu- , theran noonday service dn the i} American Theater today, Prof. W. ADVERTISEMENT con gaa of Concordia Seminary ie ———$—_— | TS ONLY At} | “There is a sinister and destruc- | C | tive force, which, if unrestrained, | COS | will undermine the foundations of} our republic, tear down the pillars! BUT MY HOW upon which the structure of our | | nation rests, and leave this God- | blessed country of ours in ruin, |& Poslam is so concentrated and acts so directly that a very little. corruption and decay. ) “I do not refer to handful | of it goes a long way. Its medica- tion is So gentle that it cannot irri- OVER 70 YEARS OF SUCCESS ee the of radical agitators that mount |Soap boxes on the corners of our &%| city streets to preach the destruc: | tion of law and order; nor qo I mgan the parlor bolshevists and the blatant atheists, whom no one) tate et pms or oe takes seriously. I mean the self-|¢ skin. - ett ge wer he P trou- cufficient modernist preachers and bles, a | ot a, y cannot teachers who declare that we must | resist Poslam. ta l druggists, discard the Bible as antiquated 5oc. | |and out-of-date, reject the doc- | & |trines of Scripture as impossible ,and superstitious, and shake off, ee bd rhé hev ; ) » . call Colds and Pneumonia ae nla EEE dios at Ged i and Christ. aiiiee Rasate , : Calls Russia an Example. $ a nd fa lse ayn q in -K € 10 rule 7 because these destructive leaders are determined ‘ e (,0d of the Bible out of : Menthol and Creosote ure the ©*Stence. because they are lead- { best agents in the world for break ne aescmmocaes of our fellow-men to ng up and healing colds prevent spurn divine mercy and to deny ing and relieving pneumonia. M-K | UP&Tatefully the providential guid-| @ Sethe Kreoumo) is an effective | 2"°° With which God has blessed eebination of Menthol and Creo.|°U ™@tion—for this reason they ar ' -% ‘ 11 . xc, + ~ 4 sote combined wit! other Ingredi- en ne ere ee oop raged _ ) : ‘er .. | and great national calamities down ents. The doctor who originated it E . a amities d 4 . : ' upo countrr aa uUseC N m™ tor 72 s ears 17} trealing Ipc n our oun es © pneumonia and has not.lost a case in that | “Yes, in a day when time. Thousands are using it You use! ; - ‘ »y - > ~ - +> >i | our money-back guarantee, Buy | Inds are endeavoring to dethrone at any drug the Omnipotent Ruler of the Uni- Yy . . me Verse and to set up in His place the | perverted ’ ~ ‘aha MENTHO-KREOAMO COMPANY, jibberape: when in back of this Clinton, I. : there is the sinister and organized ADVERTISEMENT jattempt of modernism to tear the — ’ i i diane, . . . >: . Do t F Wi | religion of the Bible out of the ff n uss ith , hearts of the American people; and M d Py f when some of the most rabid and ustar asters! fanatical opponents of Scriptural , : truth come from churches that still | ——- ot eigay wamneut ihe insist upon being called Christians | Blister—Easier, Quicker — é concn sappy r | | } ' } Don’t mix a mess of mustard, flour |i this hour we can well point to and water when vou can relieve pain, Russia,/where the prin- soreness or stiffness with a little which modernism dean, white Musterole. ntends have found their Musterole is made of pure oil of mustard and other helpful ingredi- ents, in the form of a white oint- ment. Jt takes the place of mustard plasters and will not blister. Musterole usually gives prompt re- lef from sore throat, bronchitis, ton- slitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neu rulgia, headache, eongestion, pleur- isy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, | fore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted fect, colds of the chest (it red-ruled for ulti- |: oe ne ee -- ciples imately ci tragic expressio?! Speaker's Picture of Modernists. we * want to this country the disease, the bank- ruptcy of all morals, the breakdown e destruc- for our country, all you have here of henor and honesty, th tion of the love the sorrow and suffering and the utter hopelessness that has fo!l- lowed in the wake of the communist bloody reig? of that then give the modernist a free and '* unchecked swu* terror, , and rou will see Christ dragged through the mud of Amer- Ae this blasphemy . ng perpetrated in the filth you will cH ; . = the . 12} €1.igeies Qj = ‘ ¢*,* rnai Jars & Tubes ican streets, just is now hei of the streets of Moscow hear your little children curse God as the vicious minds of the soviet leaders are teaching the chil- dren of Russia to believe that Jesus —" JUST Better than a mustard plaster fraud and an impostor; you i Was a Cigarette hut the municipal system of St. 4 : ' Louis would give much better serv- ruin of America, just as the world has witnessed the ,collapse of Russia. Witness the ADVERTISEMENT will " . otemean ‘jus Mr. Howlan “For modernism, rejecting the ‘Christ of God, leads to interna- tgonalism ; and internationalism leads to communism; and com- niunism leads to~-anarchism: and anarchism leads to destruction.” TWO COUNTY RESIDENTS SPEAK FOR ANNEXATION | has a word fo Say 7. pg ggg EB hone gE Rn? Joseph Forshaw Jr. Tells C. of C. orest City, Towa. Mr. Howland is just —s City Plan Is Simplest and Only wnas reese -" wgeis The plan of city members of the | | | “Before I began using the ‘Cascade’ treat | Board of Freeholders for amalga- !| ment I had been pills for intestinal irregu- | mation of St. Louis and St. : mend heartburn rheumatism until | — | : ils | When aoe 3 > me Baath cog ‘cated in a luncheon address before dropped the pil] business entirely. I haven't the Chamber o? Commerce yester- bles, | day by Joseph Forshaw Jr. of Rich- of the free of all my former trou 4 Cascade president am wonderful! All| do ie use ‘J. B. L. ‘once 2 week.” mond Heights, Louis County as a muncipality was advo- : i m | New, why is the Cascade Internal Bath such County Annexation League. | > at. w worker ae + amend science | pointed out that he was like many eG we aa ze Internal | oiher county residents, with his intestinal tract. 1A€e ade gi bid end dun the J.B. L e deaness this =jiome there but his business in the | Ye impurities and + ‘ only “wel itt hygienic method that does. If you are C aes eee ww sing —or wish to take a permanent grip o9 He declared the city Pian was Aerna! ealth — d , * — Im jhe simplest and the only feasibi for yom a of anwiluminatang ‘scheme. Those who suggest the t ; ‘ “ei We lmtermalty” Get it! | city should return into the county W Wi first are the ones who have been olff- ilson Drug opposed to annexation, he said. S - Referring to poor sewer conditions tores 'in the county, he remarked that epidemics caused by them could ispread into the city. i Many county ; , as *, stitutions cannot get water to their hig i upper stories at times, from 1U! privately owned System, he stated, ; . % residences and i! The ice. Congratulating St. Louis on its | retention of the 85-cent school tax, rate, he called attention to the 'g2.10 rate for schools in the Maple- wood district. The county has &8& ‘school boards for about 150,000 | population and the city one for, 1,000,000, he added. homas D. Cannon, another iP we annexationist, pointed out that only 18 of the county school districts have high schools, and "private subscriptions have become Normandy COUGH “and any cough due toa sensitive throat, quickly responds to PER- TUSSIN, which not only soothes the delicate throat tissues irritated by excessive smoking, but helps to bring about « speedy recovery. Because PERTUSSIN is free “dope” (such as narcotics, Chloroform, cannabis or other harm/y] drugs), it can be taken freely whenever a “cigarette” or ‘‘nicotine” cough annoys. Rnown to Practising physicians 20 years and roid by all drug- Ry in large and smal! bottles. necessary to keep the cshools going. —_— —~-. - . Senate to Vote on Woodlock. the associated Press. ; WASHINGTON, March 25.—The Senate will settle tomorrow its con- test with President Coolidge over, the nomination of ‘Thomas ¥. Woodlock of New York to the In- 'terstate Commerce Commission. | Inder an unanimous consent agree- | ment reached today a rote will be tuken not later than 5 o'clock to- afternoon ™ 7s niorrow ‘@arw Ll cee we | = oo fim fe bn pie HOC PIAT ML 7 a 2 - es oo - | | $1 or More Enrolls | You in Our Fur Coat Circle ' We pay you 6% on deposits. Start to- | day. —— — — ~~ LL ee eg Nes [9 © A Tea Time Tale With a$25 Moral Dorothea came to our sorority tea the other day, but Dorothea works for Uncle Sam and has but one befraz- zled tea gown — like- wise one hour to shop. “Why said Mary Lee: “at Sonnen- feld’s there is just the dress to please your ec- centric taste. They have a special group at $25 all arranged in the loveliest assortment to Save time in selection.” worry,” ** And I can verify all of that. Really, there are styles of every kind and values that will surprise you. Just come in and look them over and I know you'll agree. Dress Floor. ‘Sonnenteld 's Fourth Shop “ae? ASA per Yow —. 2 al —y Yy/ + Forty-Six Years of Bui ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AS CLG LEE OAT EO —_ -_ - ae 610 to 618 Washington Avenue Iding for Tomorrow—1880 to 1926 >» > »€ ONNENFELDS | Charge - Purchases ~ _-~—Made the remain- | der of the month _mot payable until | May. “March” of Coats 500 Strong ... for March, April, May . . . Exceptionally Low Priced 4 Sports Coats Tajlored Coats Straightline*Coats Embroidered Coats Barrel-Sleeve Coats New Coats That Belte Their Low Price in Every Detail / \ f arr a! rT =s°9 =~ te > — _— = an ~~ ° re ry + y ' ff ZT af * black—these,Coats go marching on! Cape Coats Side-Pleated Coats Fur-Trimmed Coats Coats With Smart Velvet Collars PRINGTIME Coats without question....Capes swing out from J their shoulders, flares and pleats at their sides, the new barrel sleeve, fur finishing many of the necks, all of the latest style features are displayed. Superfine materials — poiretsheen, twills, tweeds and novelty mixtures, in delightful variation. In Springtime’s newest colors —lovely new shades of green, gray, blue, tan, and always navy and March Winds Will Bring No Smarter Coats Than These (Sonnenfeld’s Coat Shop—Third Floor.) 4 AO! A Mar. ~ BN Ad x. er eee S. 5 Are Featured DS Coats tie Our $10 Coats Are the Talk of the Town! Quality! Seldom Have Women Seen Their Equals at $10! Three of the Scores of Beautiful Coats Bargains! Compelling Bargains! We're un- usually enthusiastic about these Coats. We know you will be, when you see them. Double Breasted Cape-Coats Kick Pleats Straightlines Tallored Mannish Coats button and pocket effects. A Deposit Will Hold Your Coat Such Styling! All of the most popular Spring materials are shown; mixtures, plaids, checks, tweeds, suedes, twills, etc. most delightful array. Smart color mixtures. Clever Every Coat is fully lined. Basement Such re Women’s Sizes a 3 4 Cea atten ~- ene a “as as ~~? et a = . Ta a —— = .* a a a Ee Gee oe Cara ee Ce ne ra = oe en: As omer we 08. ee — AO cae me A —_ 4 &. eee ante pentane tay ee < ae . -* -~-—_ . . Testy rey rN - ee PS , ’ Adi RSL. - hs : . . L iy ri ott me FT ee pe = , z

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———————— ee eet ow a a wi vt e* tunken not later than v OCIOCAK Lv~ ‘g ‘ ; ake ase oad 7 afternoon i rniorrow a — ° — —_ oumunesrs ae era eee een ite »t Tirspe Tf ; +4 na ba® ~ a2 @€210005 Cc Suar¢ ——- 2 Bes nee oe > iti % = Oy —_— a that I hawe fee Satinordinars com forts vou mat ha e enjoy ed os ep the Tinton tise ed te Seo etates will dtvid Enamelware _——s Earthenware es oculists for nearly halt a century. r a ee ce aoe ; us ” ; sgh ge SRS FREE OE ee ES ; hooed Se tered moore from this Gia was formed in the hea x pen: : str 3 ES ever ev asnins diewese than © aa pon won moc. : hohes ane had te — :) the? minute | aad dows, oan Silverware Aute Accessories are & and » -1 as = a@iffieuts at thas wet every breath would be the , fo . . - + . 4, P, -= ~ r - oe . - = = = s heretofore in the finest of motor cars. On re ae Silt TE ; road, it was explained by R ‘ 1 | ) a ! q 3 ' . 5 Contrary, if promises vou througnoutaiong i Song ie rE SC. r ’ - ae Vashingt is its representa- : fe Takes Poison. 7 4) efor. ¥ tied every Anthem Erkers oe wnorejaced) fric Estranged Wife 3 of unequalled motor satisfaction, an increased | } ee se 2S -erg, ; aii.@e@Pf ; ai Haw. limore %4 ro ¥ sit - _ _ Im ie . —— . - . ~ e - i is , ha e * . - . . eS ER FPO BR te ciao: scugn: pudiic ortc ---Offers You Forty of These High-Grade Suites at Big Price Concession 1 ent Far Germs itt tra : - . a G. M. BERRY. INC. EE cee; Aneatticc a | j For Those Nei LOCUST BI iEfferson 3610. Semater from the Eleventh Distr : 1 Out of To — a The Sligh Furniture Co.. Grand Rapids. Mich.— the . i z ——— train County in 1902. He died on! largest maker of tine bedroom turniture—miade tis most attract = SHIP -. Heat | 7 Suite specia for us in St pes it a saving ef ; 4 : ee S ln, Deedduate of % : enables us to ofter this Ouality Suite ac the low p sh a ~ a i sip Gad at toe arard Se I ok colinney Gr sactincre'yrece {il FRIDAY (o a ~ 2 You Actually Save $135 on This Suite 7 “Regular td Va tals rt Those full-flavor m + . is ‘the por = # other delicious cent . ' ee ee 3 fameus for their f : e ae - rte is ton « Russia A | | ) i > _ Eachtbind at wastrel sanes 7 Pecan- ; ™ Soe y Sun-ripened Date . asi - x aD. Di om “ si 4 meaty pecans. + 7 -. ‘ ‘ ; ° | 1 7 a , ca - \ : = 2 + | i c~-—~~-— FR : ' : "9 = | F ! eal a pte 3 ! > FERGUSON-M'KINNEY DEAL in @ OF $100,060 UNDER INQUIRY 4 : = second Atrempt to Estabiish Pret- i FOR ; ‘ : erm nital Payment hy ¢)ffioers of 4 ~ ; Bankrupt Com pany. 3 , — LYNN ‘N ais , ' : oe j j MOTHER “Fletcher's Castoria is especially prepared to © | : ‘om = reheve Infants in arms and Children all ages of : rn Constipation Wind Colic To Sweeten Stomach au Fiatuiency lLharrhea Regulate E Aids in the assimilation of Food, promoting Cheerfulmess, Rest. and on Fonds ef Natural Sleep without Opiates — . To avoid rmitatons, always look for the sgnature of ax ane ee t- , TUS > ~ » ee Ft; . = Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it . ~ . . ie a & ko ee —" a - «, ADVERTISEMENT | niet ' We want You tO = || a on This $405 Hand-Decorated Suite sacle this test! = == ~ 2-2 sc = bron a t se Not Ineclud: Writing I able} While Thev Last ; , t (at? puny We waut “every wear. ‘age’ ti opea t Mai und woman a Se - Zz America to make this test. buy i vat ¢ ene bottie of Tun'ac at vour arug a onean | ’ " sone scr i. ; : ? , ' reget. take ri 3 um GIRL te 7 ree ’ ax ’ : } i - et .¥ :f ‘a . } } ryt ‘ ~~ 5 . ain ‘> | } ~ t. } = . » how sally ee : ee int ' . t PILLS ToGo, WV ELAR Li ions for one Week and see ot = r i that ; é: " “ ' sate me TTR. , eee 4 Sexe “te tee ry : ——. . . % pee : a “ ; : : - } ‘ ? : . bif ~ ; i : : . ‘ : .% ~ ‘ , tT ’ “T" ile a , ie H wiek'y vou get started Dack Ww = ee 1 rs trieton Me Mast AUracuive OuUree sitet . List Yeives . , | Cenc ce7 j , . a? vtewar ieee Lae ms t : oe - , :, , ful! strength and vigor. m ing was certinued ut ul Ors. Hacn prece is of Deaut : trawer: Dressing Table which is a verw attra | i —_ « ‘ ’ : if % & a % > | + what we are taiking Apu .J . csalinies ’ mat, hes hy : ater ar aer ins + ‘ . . ts * c F , = ; We knew a A 3 z ey ae oa ti het Lt Cit tsi? | Lui CT) ¢ rs. Pid ii CC tive piece: (!? est |) - veTS wh _ Aes wu (oes ey t : shout. Tanilae has heiped m ona. % soos 6 nies = , ms + aero sive paar itr 00 roe sighs ; " a - ss 7% >, * ‘> 4 , _ — ° -_ ’ , bi ‘ « . : ; > tz : > rt Y teh whi: re? $ eS. - ’ ~ : t Tr { ‘454 i ui 2 i ; ; ; “ : sy - ~ “ pie betas aw mf % ‘Ty 3 ; PY ch -3 be ey . + i . * « n oor files are more than (this wats ite » . ~~ lia iartecneate sieaieeneaietinns seaiesin . aa M \ AFL LL, Peeks” pails li : 4 AL GU A Of DOATC;> 4 . : ” . > ° } ; 2 x & i 2 ‘ ' « * —-_- & - . ~ tid a a re i f she , ae — Fe ‘ (aa 4 : : ee Pl 2 4 i ~~. 2 , ec « ei > = acres, } ’ ns ; ms . . ? . wore : _— H : i \ : . ‘ Pes . ‘4 A s€ad ‘ Ante WO) i, j te ff #F , . a aoe fe, . 7 - * ae | ; Den t eenfuse Taniac with or clos ei pe atase se eee a oun | wnerr ratfent nuost rims. It is : | L build % . rat comfort Nature s own tTenmte 2d Older | P T bi ] i P ; , Strate the foot a 3 ig ; ze $29 Add make shoes fit better omnpormdcd Trem reets, barks ani ; Priiyt c “USTTATE ' } rion P woich ‘ager rreai ¢= : furse [ “t] Su * - Demorte! Newrrowes Attack ¢ rew _* + inh * : i>” i¢ : ~~ é : Se « rprising * . . Z ‘ + . s werner frem the feur curners of The - ; * ~ . 2 ! esuits ot Taniac | : S AKA | [ Vif i of 2g arth. : , ~S.-s er eo . } SOrveus Prostration ursemmecen I § * : . , — -~ : Po Bo g Table, $56: Chest, $56; Bed (twin or full size). $52- Chair or Bench. $#4 onhe ~ * —_ WN tie | wit enc Nn. sae Tanine gees stranzwkt to the = ; mae g -: } darenotgooutalone. Tried Taniac 4 vour treudie, civanses and pur |; @adreenitesurprised me Wasable | ws the bieod sires ' Pais vour to «and three months’ «rain of a ; “ " 7. digestion im proper shape. Firs: | difficult case when doctor said but | ; Gown SA PA K Extended Payments Convenient Deliveries A talk with this — et bing vou know vou hare ap ap- i one womaa ia fifty could haid (omtiay Mmmicration ain } . wtite like a starved child. You Pere MAOFMeCd 1) ever x be : Creal . & > ~ 22% 4 est? me “Sue hs - “2 iy r* ode. . 2 ~ a } a > ~~ « nest at night and vour whole bedy | om sae _— ast tjuard itt Gert “ASI G is Ss. Suite. balance We will hold + us Surte for later deliwerv. if desired. Remember 3 foor discomfort, and what m vegins te frei the sty r of strength ' et . vat . 7 eet ho “ewer? i . erate ring he 7 i, sant ‘ ™ pres —_ al - 3 = ‘ a% : a. a - * is le $3 tained by fre 2 pair of Moines, lowa ‘ ” _— PRES SSeS . ¥* > - — 7. Wis” i ‘see cy? ea wy : tT 23? : treet - o) ~so ted eacregY - e Neg? prota bly ata : eS § : a ts avaliadie and ail may be soid betore moon ea s " : : (oF a ee rity Vet t sa Dee t rou be discouraged. Don * weal imnravemen Then vou will , i. ee % $ - . ‘ ©

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IE i. AY PUR te | : : . . “4 ST. LOU 2 | RC ORE ie Ena Raa eee i UIS_POST-DISPATCH SE THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1926. © ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -_ “RD ae eye ADVERTISEMEN he SSE eee 4, —_— ee Se a a A RN — ae Be : ae LYNCHINGS | : — ee - R i ad S &, © j f | N ) . | See Our Other Announcement on Page 5 4 3 30 Fur'Trimmed 60 Misses’ = & Two-Piece Dresses $1.00 ‘ aid bd Some ‘have fur collars, ¥f 2 O WNS : } AIRS - S7 ‘ORE a Made of wool crepes with while others have fur col- c = fl : on novelty plaid skirts: clever lars and cuffs; of suede and trimmings; come in sizes 16 Bolivia. aaene ony: | Value-Giving is Our Service to the Public —50 Departments} phew: sagas a Store.) riday Sale of Women’s New Spring ; ’ : i7 Persons, All ‘Negroes, the to Ovder } ‘Free Breath, the Wonder Treatment, Brought Quick Relief} Victims of Mobs—38 States _ a From Tortures of Asthma to Benton Harbor, ) Free of Stigma. Michigan, Man. | | of Asthma "#0! a WinerCate | STIX,BAER eae cee BR . | by the Associsted Pres 1 Now Offers to Senda Trial Treatment Free to Every Asthma| WASHINGTON atercn 25! | Sufferer— f Hiventecn persons—all] Negroes— | | were lynched in the United States /! ‘during 1925, an increase of one Mail Coupon Below—TODAY over the record for 1925, the Ped- | ses cannot be pur- y must be ground uirements of your and superior qual- 3g | 1 eral Council of Churches acts forth | | The Dresses— The Coats— : ; jessace of r eve! vic ; ‘ , . : , 4 ad s have enjoyed the ath GEE Athy detiavine the tant snags 4 =. — _fiseeee to try “Free jin its annual report on the subject. ; ; - *- o i Sy ALL Built _ .~> »! se at am - : ; ge “2054 , nse. houss Vie >} 4 a Pa ape as ‘ : - of the leading fore and agony of Asthma for six long have already tried tt have sottem we,| All the states in which the lynch- | ie > yours I fina! eved myself with a very derful reeults and praise it hict v Man. lings Or curred were not name d di- a century. emarkabie medicine wt at I have fitt'nely who had given up hope of ever a: “ory soil ‘ 4 : Gili i ; / named “Free Breat! e NO whie ere relief were Freatiy benefitted in a vor v rectly, but the Council put on its o seh be zs ryioré om this réaqdt nor {r Verefoar “* . Sagres : ‘ by ry} : she se on ctoshen jseu SA "id n I dia prone oronag eeten poe core, no matter wnat fer nono) roll 38 cOmmonwealths - alt 1-SadpD nz Peres . . Br" - sath. mae . oer uu. out RUC * my no lz ae ; . ER a impoasi >. © i choked and had to gasp What estes othe been told—no ile ant | where no lives had thus been . the minute I jJaid down. My Your condition {s now, y should in jus- [take = W ar oOuragzi 4 ae mg was uccompanying statement declared Styles suitable for street, after- lined with materials that will give Din a TT di dite? is yo ve that you ; Fas ; pe sites" } ; " eis , TTP fused 2 p= ng biope hays Read hn ty i O. W. DEAN mob low has thrown down the noon and business wear. : good service. = 5 Bike, " this treatment. He claimed it had relieved 13 Dean Bldg.. Benton Harber, Mich. ‘gauntlet to the churches and all $ , par @. 2): i> i. Lowke abinins Ere: many coves, many of which were -—— Jother organizations standing for | There are just one and two Well-tailored in plain and fancy E fo be a God-send to me. It relieved the FREE TRIAL COUPON. _|law and order and justice through | models of a kind and we advise trimmed models suitable for Press news service. 4 ane coe gg Regge Bmamggearer aceneus a+) 'O. @. Dem ‘the courts.” | you to make selection as early as street, business and sports wear. ta y. COU! . 430 sUW fi iG S.feep CO - } . — Bi " " men . ° - . : P fortably all night fone and after taking | 13 Dean Bldg.. Benton Harbor. Mich. | Texas Sets a Record. possible. Many styles to select May be had in the desired colors 3 tment regularly fer only a short ! . 1 tres : aie | ' ’ i 4 . ag ype Seaty sclievea” Senne | genes Send as a trial treatment of The goal of achieving a lynchless | from in the season’s most wanted and mixtures. Come in’ misses ; q anplication for life ee ye doctor | for Asthma. 1 ‘understand this trial iland in 1926 could not he reached | colors. Misses’ and women’s and women’s sizes 16 to 44. Only : ZS ho examined me cia not find even a treatment ts absolutely frees : i ] ; iS EN THOUSAND DOLLAR Life Policy. ; : ' arly ‘ arv. ft ion— [ ties hee was absolute proof to me of my be. | ater. \;as early as January, the report) (New Location—Near Sixth Street Entrance, Downstairs Store.) ine —, soa and I praise God Kame ‘added. for my deliverance rom what seemed to ae PPP OT eR OF Se are ee eee eet one | — te — un aa airy, . ee ee ee me to be nothing é€lse than a life of wo unusual ‘events Ver : f torture and agony Address .........-.. eee -* || corded in 1925. Texas for the first | Now that I am _ enioving life and ; | health again. [ want to help ever: guf- City. . aus State . J year since the beginning of records B ’ A hl Me Sh 45 | h F . ed pP | t rid of Asthma. I! er — = —— a in. } De “2 fre if lynching, d y t tl] g ——— Sy ene vnoes _Extra-Size Shades "ane SFE — se | Very Special $ 1 44 o| |i —— jlast year previously been on the honor roll, ithe aa . “Durtr the ° e at wens tiem wasn ance | 500 Pairs on Sale Friday Mill Rejects IL opaque GQ, GOO .. ois amelv: Arkansas, Ohio, Virginia, | | @ aciniiae ate Utah, lost their ae a 4 ¢ ce | : because of mob violence within | | rniture their alee ae committee de- lange pics fo ee a GROUP of 300 Fringed Panels in shadow and | jeared. “Fone states, a colors: mounted on filet lace weaves in the popular ecru tint? there | focks, South Carthna eee aT uaranteed rollers; ) } are several attractive patterns to select from. | former years, were restored be- complete with fit. ||%.5 §———_ | Suitable for living room, dining room, bedroom, ete. former years, were restored be- ee —— =" An unusual buying opportunity is afforded in this | ~oncession 3. - ~ > ro r Pra "O¢ o a EE RTE, CTH “ pedangntaelll ‘cause their borders. were fr tings. aa | : i seek * " : | a offering. lynching in 1926. ; (Downstairs Store.) For Those Soret ak e The Roll of Honor. HESE Shoes are suitable tor tennis, | 38 and 42 inches wide at.__. 78c Out of Town Friends ae Coes va ston ol gemvork and kine, Well nade of | 45 and inchea widest... Be - Pauag Imported Rag Rugs. ) crepe soles and come in laced-to-the-toe | 54inches are wieee at... .; .. $1.18 States that have never had a1! dra of a lynching: Massachusetts, SHIP ... Herz Easter Candies NOW New Hampshire, Rhode Island and style. All new, fresh and clean. May be D Shad Fe A REL 6 TS "ermont. Additional states that : . | l Lf, d l t 6. Ex- oor a es oO Ol e bo of : ne aCe ee opaque materials in good colors, 250 to Friday C Each have no record of a ivnehing ceptional values at the special price. “FRIDAY SPECIALS > ae), 2). ae +. eee. . eee + . eee + . eee 11886: Connecticut, Maine and New : : F ll at each 28&c. (Downstairs Store.) tonal’atates that have (Downstairs Store.) se , ? Suibtdie. ir u€ $9 | Sen aloe Ame ning during the oubtieh closely pat Rugs - ‘**Bernese’’ Milk Chocolates ~ sso pal eles h -y C d ‘ d RB ct we vas camer ee wes ‘4 - _g99 | anc isconsin, AAG ai a " ALES - n ends: Regular 80c Lb. Kind | pwhich have no ree 3000 Mot ” ite e ariZe ags finished ‘with fringe. Suitable for . Ay Those full-flavor milk chocolate j | ing during the past 10 years: Idaho, i : N d radiana Towa Matyland. Meseea ‘ ; the bedroom, hall, etc. covered Fruits and Nuts an Cc 1] New Mexico, North Dakota, Ore-| | An Extraordinary Sale Offering (Downstairs Store.) other delicious centers. They're Bicen Pennsylvania acd ee | ] ethene : wae a famous for their flavor ...... J | gon, emtas dia% abatin a pe Pound Box | j to's. Aaaitionat wiates whi 3 for 39¢ n Cotton Goods Section 5 no record of a ivnching 1n - : wee , | Pecan-Filled Dates lpg Se 2000 Yards Plain 3 o’Clock Special — ripened Dates filled with braska. New York, Washington HIS part of Spring cleaning is a pleasure now. Hang Colored Ra ons : | “ost ) ‘ireinia and Wvyoming. 60c Special, Doz. 25 C ; cf iver for Miltiades Melachrino, | : 17 . | | me., manufacturers of Miltiad eg | i i a aaa n ae O he e om On a e : cigarettes, has been asked in Ied- |; i CANDIES MAILED ANVYWITERE .. ' eral Court by John W. Allen of a « 7M || Montclaire, N. J., holder of 27,500 ff HIS important sale is one of the outstanding selling events of the month with values that are most unusual. The items f —_—_—_—_ an re SEEDER Se ce ee Hees listed below are examples of the many saving opportunities that prevail. We advise an early attendance as the i. = — VX seaten that white tie quantities are exactly as stated, and in many instances will be sold in a few hours. No mail or phone orders filled. ti oat gesets Of ee eee 300 Prs. Colored Crossbar Marquisette Curtains with tie-backs... . 88c 169 Pairs of Misses’ Sample Gloves; pair............:.......25.. 79¢ ff | STIX BAER & FULLER cae naelaghtedet: “i oben ee ‘450 Yards Crossbar Scrims in rose, blue and orchid; yard...... 12Z%2zc CI 157 Pieces of Women’s Neckwear, variety of styles; at, each..... .38e fj 7 io | keen competition have made it un- 240 Sets of 5-Piece Cretonne Overdrapery; pretty patterns........ 88c 229 Dozen of Handkerchiefs for men and women; dozen... :. owe ae H | GRAND-LEADER abie to meet current oSigations, 325 Yards Colored Drapery Madras in color combinations; yard... .18c 472 Yards Filet Lace, various widths; very special, yard:.........10¢ | : gage ; “erga ier Ma ls | 285 Yards Rodio Drapery Material in good assortment; yard..... 36¢ 896 Yards of Filet Laces; End-of-Month Sale, 2 yards for...... oA . 78 | | oe aedisnawtsail a ae ae pantie sal | 400 Pairs of Sash Curtains of scrim and marquisette; pair........ 28¢ 2970 Sample Handkerchiefs for men and women; each...... 10¢ and 1 | | tj 280 Single Flat Curtain Rods; extends from 28 to 48 inches,each..18c || 1248 Yards White and Ecru Val. Lace; sale price, 12 yards for .... } | | 175 Double Flat Curtain Rods; extends from 36 to 63 inches; each..46c 300 Pairs Women’s Sample Oxfords in sizes 212 to 4; pair...... $1.23 | | | | C ) | 325 Sample Panels, long and short Curtains, plain and fringed..... 79c ~=36,~—~Ss 200 Pairs Satin Boudoir Slippers in broken sizes; pair............ 66c ! | M i : A ; } | 560 Yards of Curtain and Drapery Remnants; yard......... 10c to 50c 120 Pairs Children's Shoes in patent with white tops ; pair........@8e | PRINTED PATTERNS || 450 Yards of Marquisette, in white; lengths to 10 yards; yard......9¢ 170 Pairs Boys’ good School Shoes; broken sizes; pair........... $1.54 . 290 Yards Colored Dotted Marauisettes, figured and plain; yard... .19¢ Women's and Girls’ Satin Low Shoes; sizes 3 to 8; pair.......... $1.77 . } 120 Sets of Ruffled Curtains, of good materials; set...... 98c to $2.98 = Leng en ee in re eg fem Aad Wega = c i 9 Fiber and Wool Rugs, seamless style, size 8x10 feet............ $6.26 abies’ Rompers and Creepers, seconds o e better kinds...... a lite | 6 Extra Large Size Wool Fiber Rugs, size 12x15, seamless........ $8.93 _ Odd Lot of Women’s and Children’s Sweaters ; Sa a eR 50c ; | 4 Fringed Velvet Rugs, size 9x12, slightly damaged.......... $16.67 | Women’s Undergarments, Gowns, Bloomers, Slips and Chemise... .77c 3 Axminster Rugs, size 9x12, subject to imperfections .......... $22.93 || 500 Yards Serpentine Crepes, kimono styles; yard so eeeecaracens 15e ff 181 Square Yards of 4-Yard Wide Cork Linoleum, damaged; sq. yd, 62c | 1200 Yards Plain White Voiles, 36 inches Wes FORE... s's x wwcies 15c i | 223 Yards Axminster Rug Pieces, 27 and 36 inches wide; yard....79c 620 Yds. Cotton Charmeuse, shadow stripe, purple and green; yard, 25c f age : (Downstairs Store.) (Main loot | GRAND-LEADER | | a == —— EE ef | J Ih = SS CTs coun OMNCT_ruicpDaATr. ; CTinne onesvnicocatrc. THURSDAY FVENING \Uarpru 8. 19409°¢

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So ae | ———— ‘j =D —————SSSSSSSEEESSESEESEESeee_———_ems a ae _ | — as 3 ‘ A — a i eee ae RAPE ae ER - — we od . 5 Sitepanree eae yh ; ¥e Sete 16 a THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 25, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE: ae 43 LOUIS POS “DISPATCH eee Gree t. neniipte — === = = i allel i aac Ml d by the Barretts to take = mitt ee — ~ ~ ccteeeieneee , 4 _ Slayer Ends Hunger St the associated Press xnEW YORK, March 725.—Hi on, blind siayer, conv : gai anges ; ee nd ~ ratogd ahout $s ce Bank 2 J aa Fy’ w al . walus ad at ¢ O00 in the hack vard af ‘wife of a © itmto:? eV ié@} j Me ial Rank The 2 The two Barretts ro Cre jited amount mrior to ther S2i¢ to the , tee OL the Barretts. ~— i as . = an ics Sa Ti AK. ss ‘si A iit — pe - or he: oe ee ee = . : : ' ; - oii ~ 2 te 2 ai Ir | —. - 5 and Mechanics’ Bank. He / buy a pig in a poke.” Be -w. Cows - a tle ‘oO athe ‘TT 13e6. ; eli x h maxing conSsiGaerat le Ka rrners Aid rs were | ‘eatted (Omgetner ives LOCALITY iiss sade +& Sten ot i i - : : slo ie PAY EER tT ye —_ , he would be ! negotiations on th ‘ a ee murder for th : - night and were unable to raise money in Florida reai estate SpeCc- gid he was informed he would b HhePfouacions on the of @rst cesT © | - ~ q i ka . wet u a4 * - - >> a = ~ “ o : cons : al nee taue af tenth hone pe * Wise Edith Burton - a ‘ — ney. é > mo oe o* other whe: nks ' fation. ™ er ogoire nrs 2. e | Dasa E ing cdi dh ie a n lees Se a > i. .ertinrae House A j +horon wos | tL l¢ nor Tit, 4 ' _— her, Tren , on a it 73. ah a . cl oul O f e. : : a: lia . ae ae © > iVUuse é - . A Sealey Re er eee ee ee os ri . . 7 noe $ Riv: * ven + Deny So meee net oe a, 4 eee $ ae : = ? te re * - , ; piaeeb att canoe - Bs Fig” ; * > + 4 2 Ap tlggg (alent caer re LEO ROL AEB as» By Sieh: ey Pn Aiea be Wnme ir'e Oe ee Peres ee ee ae ees Oa le el ce gL ee) ; fe E mol ac euitly 2K 4a) oh ed ye Gay heey ie Ses is ne TSR OR Py: ao aN aid fe ce ae A Re NF ae see - A : A GREE a eee SBE wisi dae re SF, F eirabeten ay Slane ong ae oe iT Settee oem EN EA OE “teen. + should Know }. : iled to open yYes- ‘Ne Hint of ie “rimunatlity. terdes ‘morning ’ — of coffee. But fine mountain- -grown coffee, x ‘ ; of Commercial Deposits | ap ss Nalineiaiiie $350,600 in _ paper i scores ot | cher ‘Missouri ca 7 les es, With iittoe: e ianation, FINANCE CHIEF | : = ia E ) a Wes | | . a TT . : 2 P ; =. | Nant QUALITY [¥0StERy Locust | re = | ae | ; No Sign ” -Crisninality, nth == | Swope offers just in time for Faster. a very CoE : : _ “Frozen” Assets. h newest s n x Sixth and Locust Sts., St. Louis | : FRIDAY HOSIERY SPECIALS © conform to the high Swope standards of qualitgg) FFEE in tt ter | they tndde Citas in the perkses, Ondinay favored g § Attorney-General Otto) officers of both banks declared | the banks has disclosed no indica- like H&K, produces a cup of coffee that is Noned by the Finance Depart- NEVER GAVE O. K. Hosiery “or Men.Women and Chitdren =| selection of attractive Sandal and Pump models im i By a staff Correspondent of the Very Suitable for Your a Spring Costumes in both materials and finish. it vored FL was in the package. Ordinary fia | | bk Raled Aaninct Transfer - truly superior. The difference can be appre- but Reversed Self Later. = we a a,’ arayn : r ¢ es ; ’ ey mee: : Hs Special Values in Superior Quality || Bank of Sedalia. to which paper is/= Oh ¢xquisire cE = SS See hagee = Hi ll traces the closing of the two beaut) Uistine & ; Bs ee ee . Rite? = || | EE a es a tive colors j ke iin: canis Geno \ Sheer Silk Stocking That Combines Haws & - OP: ROS | : . worm 3 one OED F . Bem (SSA DA, ; — Re ieee . ‘ ne ALA 6 CJutsize | was declared illega r the Afttor s 1 9 onla | Beautiful Appearance and Marvelous Wear Saad nite : = ast a ad : (.anrnerg ~ ’ an , wo . j be: i 4 f [= f ij rid oh, ‘ + " . f sh 4 | a ae " ‘ i ; “4 r ’ = # = shames: Sie 3 $ . 1 O | 42 : . j af . } ~ . Wage . ' ” : = eee eee ; staat : ; —e on PSars ~ ; ’ > et : . ° ie o£ Bo aN Service ana I! reverse ter, the transfer ne y 2 : | ‘ecaaaaaes | husie LOPS and .0les——SV of te newest Sora at ® i CHIFFON Chifton lf ergs ee ee Se sa Ni ena cc das iceceo i of = eee — fe . i . ; WT ] . T stat é in i it Le : a . -- $7.2- — > PHarrs. $5.40 | z , ’ 4 °° 2 ~-~r.F a 2 { ? c mY ¢ anrnead = ik Reinforced Foot ide Lisle To; mea =Er— C§iasesstssistststéstisisSS te New Children’s For Easter and — | ee i First Ouality Snug Ankle: i ee ee ee k . H = itt i ca 7 os ee } stunned by the failures. which fol- Socks Spring Are Here —-- t/] VArr? f i Sfrina lnm-ed their inghilitw + Se an- : . ié ‘ 4 ‘ 7 4 ‘ L : ‘ 2 : . £ . = gig Sy ep y et a aa hite OR gi We Invite an; Early Selection =i Tan and black leathers IAA is ¢ is ie ‘ se Serer ane ; itt the kind you + . 3 Pair for $4.50 || from the banks. admitted there Specials for ie” Friday and Saturday — baal ‘7 ' = « Set NroSs4 f orf ~POoOrgzaniza- - | air ror x | Pee : Sain | ioe so Former 95c Fermer 2S¢ te 45e Boys’ and Girls’ : —— "4 a a alien 7-8 Socks 0 Socks 7-8 Lisle Socks nite ——— and Lisle _ Merceriz S pian Mereerize d E ike il ler ' hi . *ares an di colors; sereral p ) ‘ ee . KS e¢ tegether at this ow ; ® A i] » AIT | 20S Stdes of the O.s 1018 OLIVE ST. T a: Se a Established N91 : ‘ 7 This Beautiful Console ; | Phonograph : 2% ’ Se ' * — _ . — oe eee . ieseaininiaiadiinas , ‘ a ’

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permitted no oe of a pig ina sciie ”" he Said, > the Jarrett “1 woul Rot. rtions iy} the matter Ceaseq™ fF for Easter, a very complete and Pump models in a va: west style tendencies and ope standards of quality ish. ated is of — oun Kid Trimming. Taw @eal Trimming. E STOCKINGS, $1.85 ng Ilhat Combines ind Marvelous Wea: Fe the newest Spring shades urs, $5.40 AT 10®SE a ee — — > only St. Louis evening dad Press news service. 5 r Sale of yatsi se Wonderful Every AUCH .00! Women’s Sizes 34 to 44 ‘as the response last ecided to again hold e. We secured 300 vely Coats! And we | be left in our stocks such wonderful at $10! ALD RTT iz i, if ‘ : ee le aire Me ~ SOON 0 Ae AR I PERERA te A f shila Salo) oe RN . ~ & * : ; : - - . penne: Sipe aay ee eee ate eee ae ee — “" ORR Rh OR ee NET PT PN be ens ‘ 5 a 7 ss st be A a at ‘ a eee re, Pn a ss, aie = ’ ‘ m » 6 o 18 5 en > R INE PEN SEIS OATES Her CNC re ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1996, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 17 Sof frst degree murder for the kill- | proved too much for Cowan y December went on a hunger strike | the proffered food. " pind Slayer ee Strike. |in his cell yesterday. He is to be | fy the Assoc‘a™ at is . |sentenced Monday. Death in the N f NEW YORK, March 25.—Harry | electric chair is the only possible | | yw, Cowan, blind slayer, convicted sentence. Hunger pangs, however, 4 | , and DD ing of Miss Edith Burton last / late in the afternoon he accepted BECOME AN EXPLORER Going Out of BUSINESS ONLY TWO WEEKS MORE Positive Reductions on Everything WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS SHOES tian ¥2-PRICE Another lot of women’s and growing girls’ $1.87—values to $5.00. Satins. patents, tans, velvets, two- tones and plain leather in pumps, Oxford and strap effects; all sizes. I GIRLS’ School and dress styles in high and lew$ Shoes. Sizes 814 to 2 in the lot. V SHOES to $3.50. Special..... we a 7 err re ; — 1.97 BOYS’ $3.50 SHOES | Boys’ Scout Shoes Tan and black leathers. $ Tan leather. lac Just the kind your boys eivle. all-leather soles tg $2.95 aud and heels. Peguiar 8 $2.50 value, at .. INFANTS’ $1 CAPS—Silk 39c KIDDIES’ HATS AND care 10e crepe de chines. Many kinds ww Many samples. worth up to $1 69¢ to $1 ROMPERS— 50c 200— 10¢ SINGRR-SEWING MA- ES ES ae CHINE NEEDLES— 5 INF ANTS’ DRESSES—$1.49 $1 a RS. ee — c 0 $2.50 white Dresses at.... 60—$1 VACUUM BOTTLES— Oc to 89c BRASSIERES Flint size; fit lunch kits Handsome pink brocaded ad OC 146—45c SHOPPING ieee agg 25¢ I—614.95 DRESS FORM—i17 «--- | cal 3 c to hang: regular 20c values. Per roll] ~~. ewes - . . . °- _ 7 ower e@meeevrerevnnere ree ABOUT 20,000 ROLLS OF NEW SPRING WALL PAPERS in light and dark colors. Values to 18c Zhe and Cc per roll. Friday only, per roll amarea as All Papers Sold Only With Borders FRE With each purchase of Wall Paper amounting to $2.90 or over, we will give you two pounds of cold-water paste free of charge. Enough for large-size room. eee ELE ETE AIRS SR EAE ET IY AE SANE $2.50. to i AND A T $4.00 New SIL S S INS All 88 and 40 inches wide. The most favored Weaves and colors; several purchases grTou))- ed tegether at this very low price. New all- Silk flat crepes, all-silk satin charmeuss, black brocades, satin Cantens-~all at one & EE ESS A a ee ee 49c s ti ad Spee wide cotton Satinettes: 25c ee rs | ne es many colors; millcuts:a yard... Yard-wide silk-mixed natural tan 39c core ne oe er neveres ee oe ORMNS coca si... aoe 29c Fruit-of-the-Loom (37°3.00. °°". 17¢ $3 to $4 Table Pads \.:°. “all at... Paee CGE IIR HOLLAND SHADES § CORK LINOLEUM Dn? fwality Holland Shades: @ $/,25 Four Yards Wide &lso fine quality water color tints: size 36x72 cloth measure Special offer of genuine burlan-back In green, yellow, white, ete sop or agin Bublect @ite ‘a ur yards wide, ject to slight mill blem scld in thre ishes. TWO LOTS—EACH lota at, square ard, 90¢ G6ic Felt-Base Ficorcovering— —-29¢ Closing out at, square yard. 750 Felt-Base Floorcovering— _ 29¢ Qlosing out at, square yard. Bloc Fel l SPECIAL SIZES Bc Felt-Base Floorcovering— 4 Qp ALL COLORS—OIL Bais riba Re gg Bo sise ae caos Bemis weds 95 .25—Size 45x72.... 980 Py “ate onl Sale hens $30 40—Size 48x72. ..$1.10 BH oxl?, Closing poe “$95 $2.80—Size 54x72. . $1.35 ori? Closing out at ....-+-- 2Sc MARQUISETTE $3.00 LACE PANELS ain Marquisette or Shadow Lace Panels: a 98 ancy bordered Scrim. inches wide, 2% yar ae htte and ecru jong, 3-inch artifict eilk S7iMBe@ «cccvevcons ‘se 79 2809097980 8 @e ee 62 CT IANS RFAReYS Fem MmatT-~.+. High and Low Shoes to “a Friday at |He Will Go to Greenland as| & Member of the Putnam- Williams Expedition. | | By the Associated Press NEW YORK, March 25.—Robert coverer, is following in the foot- steps of his father and hopes some day to become @ great explorer. Scientific s™Mleg now are claim- ing his attention at Lehigh Univer- sity, but when June and vacation time roll around, he will take his) first trip northward with the Put- ‘nam-Willlams expedition to Green- ‘land to gather material for the /newly completed Hall of Ocean Life of the American Museum of Nat- ural History. His Work Mapped. Ont. | Young Peary is not taking the’ itrip aa a pleasure jaunt. Instead, ‘he will be a full-fledged member and will have to do the work | mapped out for him just as all oth-. ‘ers of the party. | The same mar who was skipper. of the vessel used by Peary on his} oom FLAVORED geaty, so0n of the North Pole dis-'@ year ago, but much above first ex- pertations ofthe Treasury. The in- ‘ome “econ saygae for the eight were 15,894,961, com- rsa tit $861, 117,962 the year | hefore. RO sere J sete **¢* 6 « « overs" . *s° oP o%e°o%e" AZ . * . 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Pieler erate One Oe os, “statetatece tere Pe Oe -,°, 'e*e* sotereetas O®8SERVATION=CLUB CAR f- CAR FOR BREAKFAST & =o 2 we we . ** 8444 +4 PLEASANT LAXATIVE For Constipated Children y - cs eR oe oe oe os G@etanteaeeseGentneerteas ’ ” RESER VATIONS-Thexs? Ts. bess 324 No. BROADWAY, CENT. 6360 fe CB. OGLE Gen M AcEN ST. Louis | H IGH EST QUALITY. constipated child loves the pleasant et are . - **¢ ove", id oe ead ta ee ea a ASK ANY DEALER day may prevent a sick child tomor- ayy ss >) ~~ Mother! Give Sick, Bilious Child “California Fig Syrup” Even a fretful, feverish, biligus orjrow. It docam’t cramp or overast. Ask your druggist for genuing taste of ‘‘California Fig Syrup.’’ ‘California Fig Syrup’’ which has This gentle, harmless laxative never | directions for babies and children of : et tat ada } Senet. fails to sweeten the stomach and all ages printed on bottle. Mother! states weeieratatetateetatetetetatats ex og | open the bowels. A teaspoonful to-| You must say ‘‘California’’ or you | may get an imitation fig syrup. — ,successful North Pole expedition will command the Morrissey on the>- iGreenland jtrip—-Capt. Bob Bart- lett. The navigator, who has ‘known of Young Peary’s plans, long has wanted him to make his first i'trip on the Morrissey. Hi. C. Raven, assistant curator cf comparative and human anatomy ‘at the museum, is heading the ex- pedition, which was organized by |Geurge Palmer Putnam, the pub-| lisher, and provided! for through a cift bv Harrison Williarns. Some of Specimens Sought. The white whale, sharks. cen) | and walrus are some of the speci- mens the party will Dring back. A‘*- tempts will be made to take movies of the white whale in action, as there are no such photographs o: record. Frederick Limekiller and Van Campden Heilner will accompany ithe party as taxidermist and! — ‘ologist, respectively,. Knud Ras- mussen, Danish explorer, also {!s ‘expected to join the exnedition. Th: youngest member will be Putnam’ '12-year- old fon, eveld BASEBALL MAGNATE MiSTAKEN | FOR ‘TOUT’ AT RACE TRACK John J, McGraw’'s Remarks About a Horse Overheard by Boy, | Who Gives the Alarm, By the Associated Press. TAMPA, Fia., March 25.—John J. McGraw, chief of the New York Giants and Florida real estate maz was unknowingly cast in a far dif: 'ferent role by a messenger boy at 'Tampa Downs yesterday. | Program in hand, McGraw was saying words to the effect, “Now know this horse. You can’t tell m: ihe won't win.’ | The messenger boy, unaware o! the speaker's identity, rushed to ¢ manager of the telegraph offi brought the manager back and ‘pointed at the Giants’ leader ‘Ie he one of those touts’” the boy asked. | It was explained that a speci: police force is maintained at the track to keep “touts” away. A “tout” is the synonym given the racetrack hanger-on who usualls wants to sell so-called instie in- formation on the horses. GOUNTY ADOPTS NEW SYSTEM OF HANDLING TRAFFIC GASES | Persons Will be Served With Sum- | | monses at Time'and Place | | of Arrest. | | Prosecuting Attorney Mueller. of | | St. Louis County yesterday any-! ‘nounced a new system of handling traffic cases in the county. It has been the practice of township offi- cers to take alleged violators to | Clayton to remain in the custody of the Sheriff until they could for. nish a $250 cash bond. but h after persons will be served on the spot with summonses calling for their appearance in court. After giving their name, address and |other information to the arresting officer, the persons will he per- mitted to go on their respective ways. Falflure to appear in court on the dav designated will result in a warrant being issued. | The new system was recom-, /mended to Mueller by a numt er of ™ county constables and istices of 'the peace who found that they, as well as those arrested, were incon 'vwenienced by the other method. Justice of the Peace Werremes one of those who advocated | summons system, said it would not |lower the costs to he“pald by per- ‘sons convicted of violations. These ‘costs average akhout $18. he said. COUNTY MAKES OIL CONTRACT A eoontract for approximately 1,000,000 gallons of oil for use on 'St. Louis County roads this rear lwas let vesterday to the lowest of | seven bidders, the Goldsmith-Muel- ‘ler Co., which bid 4.95 cents a gal- ton, High bid was 5.48 cents a gal- i lon. The bid of the Cabell Petroleum | Co. which had the contract last year, was 6.19 cents a gallon. Pre- siding Judge Smiley refused to sign | the warrants for the Cabell con- | cern s $45,803 bill in January, ‘or ‘tending 7 T it had not been the +" J ante + ' +h ‘low bidder for the contract, and the until the two oth- ‘bill went unpald ; ‘er members of the County Court “railroaded”’ a warrant through in his absence | Internal Revenue Receipts Higher. | wASHINGTON, March 26.—In- ternal revenue receipts in the first eight months of this fiscal year, up to March 1, before the lower tax rates became effective, were $110,- 636.718 higher than in the same period a year ago. Preliminary es- ‘timates of collections this month, when the new rates first became « f. | fe: tive. are somewhat lower than a | we f.' / ye aie Ti ad ; *“‘Stylart !’’—an Instant Hit With the Younger Men of St. Louis! :“‘Stylart!’’—Expertly Fashioned of Pure Wool Fabrics in the NEWEST Styles! and Featured at $22! 44} bik efi ti iH i HN instead of SSO s35/ “Stylart’ Suits—YOUR kind of Suits! With TWO Pairs of Pants! Made in the foremost tailoring establishments of America under our personal su pervision!—insuring expert workmanship, pure wool fabrics and a dressy distinctiveness that fashionwise young men appreciate. —Wide Wales! —lUnfinished Worsteds —Colorful Blues! —Diagonal Weaves! *_¢ —Rich Browns! iy er aay —Finished Worsteds Barredo —Diamond Weaves! —{(assimeres iis: Gtaal —Straight and Broken B li T d Feather Goayel Stripes! —iOrenttn weeds , —Fine Checks! —Saxony Tweeds ae —Pencil Stripes! : —Sand Tans! p —Chevron Stripes! Etc. —Cheviots, Etc. —Lake Placid Blues! Etc. Also'Plenty of Stylart One- Pant Suits of Even Finer Fabrics Featured at $22 A Deposit Will Hold Ary Gar- tila SPRING me | TOPCOATS net eee? ] — instead of 30 .935/ Ordén A real achievement! Handsome pure woo! fabrics! The best of workmanship! Stylish single and double breasted models in a beautiful selection of blues, tans, gravs and browns that reflect the glory of Spring weathe: Young men, that’¢ “Stylart’’'—at $22. ette processed to make Read This 7-Day Stylart Guarantee Your money willl be refunded with- out question {f any Stylart garment is returned within 7 days, provid- ing it has not been Wern or altered. This is in addition to our. regular cuarantee of satisfaction and ecen- WEIL ' omy that goes with EVERY 6UIT! . N. W. Cor. Eighth and Washington Av. Pure woo! faced \lapele—eilk braid on coats and trousers—and the same kind of talloring wou would expect in ments costing $50 to $75. But art Tuxedos are §22! “Stylart’’ Tuxedos iy 29 Faultliessly tailored of fine quality gabardine cloth, craven- waterproof, ailk trimmed and styled in the NEWEST &pring boule vard models. A wonderful value for young men at §32. beautifully worsteds—fine satin- THURSDAY EVENING # ARCH 25. 1998. CTIOINsS POST-NISPATTH Sty.

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BRasemcnt Kiconomy Store Exceptional Values at Axminster Rugs ae ry, Pe ; ¥ | | = Seconds of $35 Grade $99.50 ere are just - feisty »’ mi far out-ot-the- this offering; (seorgette and all with trim- appreciate flat crepe, Rugs selec @ T) | In this group so earls o tion is urged. Ail are 9x12 ‘ Good colors and patterns. TAmi!t 2 to a buyer. re. Oogise. Rasement Economy Store variety of the Corsets Soiled ; FB As ae Basement Economy Store = Fill Present and Future Needs From These Offerings of Domestics and Wash Fabrics All Excellent Grades—Priced ey to Your Advantage 22c Dress Ginithams | (‘hecks, plaids and fancy designs in tub- fast Dress Ginehams; 2 to 10 vard mill remnants; vard....... 79c Radioux Chiffon (y9dd lots of colored PRadioux Chiffon, in 1 to 5 vard 39 remnant lengths; vard.. C 39c Colored Voiles Pink, blue and other colors in 40-inch hard-twist Voile; special, yvard “Eee $2.50 Doz. Diapers "Red Diamond” 27-inch size; sealed package of 12 for.... Bed Sheets K1x99-inch bleached, seamless Shects, all bearing original mill tickets, $1.10 each . Diapers in Jax- $1.98 } Plain shades. p Novelty Ate New Voile Special, Yard Ft Hard-twist Printed Volie tn many new patterns: 389 Inches wide; ‘mperfect 4% grade. “Indian Head” 50c Value, Yard Zac Mili remnants of genuine dian Head’ “In- cotton {fn popular Tubproof. oe cea ego 39c Cotton Suitings cotton mixtures: full pieces and remnants; 36 inches wide: $2 to $3.50 Grades 51 9 @ Front-lace Corsets of & pink coutil. Back-lace mod- i* els of fancy pink and white [\a coutil—solled from display. AR Basement Economy Store pe Os 2 4 o = S34 - ~~~ ~ . “> - , fe . a, — me Son — —- Suitings in checks and ons 10c the yard... Comfort Shoes a Special Value eres 3 e Kitchen Toweling: yard. . [5c @ Women's (xfords, one, fort Arch” ts And cross _ straps of brown and black \ kid; flexible soles and steel] | “3 | np ee imceons men Basement Ficonomy Store @ Here tention, models of silk, Friday—It Will Pay You to Profit by This Offering of Trimmed Easter Hats —a Varied Choice for Women and Misses is an assortment that should have your Friday at- if you intend to select a new Hat before l[aster; straw and combinations of materials—all trimmed in new ways—taken from our regular assortments and offering broad choice in colors. Unusual Values at. . OSCR AS Basement Economy Store Friday—Mothers May Choose Girls’ Coats —Special Values at $77.50 . @ Smart taster Coats for gitls of weaves, 3 to 16 tiweeds of plain and the new mixtures which are so attr active—all models serv- iceablv tailored. The variety of plain shades and color com- For Easter Wear—These Bove’ Su; ; oys Suits — —With Long and Short Pants ; Special at oS: 90 [| Single and double aon Iinglish style Suits—with vest and one pair of long and one pair of short pants; of light, me- dium and dark col- ored fabrics in attrac- tive patterns. Automobile 0 “Fand For Fanaa Coupes ......$4.95 binations is especial] vere pecially \ ee ies Sedans ......$8.95 p g : 1924-'26 Coupes years in the _ 1922-'23 Coupes Basement E:conomy Store assortment. | 1926 Tudor Sedans Basement Economy Store 1924-25 Tudor Se- . | rs 2-Door Se- ; — | 1922-23 2- Offering 500 of These Special Easter Choice of — Curtain Sets M Sul Only Two colo Ruf widt Ijiet many pleasing patterns ang! favored tints: $2.25 Value. red ruffles. tles in blue, rose or gold. $1.39 Ruffled Curtains y i sail Sheer white Serim Curtains finished with hem- stitching and h; pair ard Notting ham weave pair 3 @ Just 500 Sets of Ruttled Curtains made of white crossbar marquisette and trimmed with Valance and tie-backs to match. PE eS OOS Oe Oe Oe eee Oe ee ae eS ee $2.50 Lace Curtains lace ror urt —With Extra Trousers Special at Sy ‘= A > + - : “ad $ 75 = -. hee * a a Pt ~" =e : as $ i ae 3 ‘ @ English, form- S fitting and .conserv- | ative styles in sin- 7; gle and doublef breasted Suits — of wool and. wool- mixed fabrics in light and dark col- Seller x ains in $1.49 ‘ ail ~ = Scrim Shadés ored patterns; ] 25¢ Value, Yard Special, Each choice of whichf I2Ic 490c¢ you should takef ve ie 1 étids ease carly advantage. ‘hite or bhelge tinted ["Ppaque Window oile crossbar Scrim, for Shades on spring roll- Sizes 31 to 42 - wits 0c Toil ee long or sash type win- ers; 36x72 inches, Sec. chest are in the tn 1060 x - lis, dow curtains. Very onds of $1 grade. Yim- assortment =: at ~ ae “ 0 , (a A = sett Seba 8 ee oe **r 08 serviceable. it of 12. Rasement Economy Store Rasement Economy Store fF

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Spscial at 5] € Women's Costume Slips of. cotton sat! nay—in white ang light colors; sizes 36 to 44. Rasement — ering of lats r Wear -These ’ Suits zg and Short Pants ) me? jouble 1 stvie t and r and hort me- ; fol ittrac- ¥ Store —— ter Choice of Suits ra Trousers Special at 172 (i knglish, form- itting and -conserv- tive stvles in sin- le and double reasted Suits — ot y¥O0o!1 and wool- uxed fabrics in ight and dark col- red patterns; hoice ot which ou should take arly advantage. Sizes 31 to 42 chest are in the assortment. Rasement Economy Store — SI. LOUIS POST-DISPATCE - neneuuypediiewaagiee ee - — —_ OL AECL CC AL tc ta cc mtn Music Salon—Sixth Floor STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M., DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. . Player-Piano Rolls “Boy Blue” Shirts 75c Value, Friday, Each 49c yA $1.25 and $1.50 Values, 89c Ms re. , » | ra-—** oer ‘wh ** ae ists Forts.” “Pou tna O’B) od ( “Boy Blue” collar-attached Shirts for boys . aa & = > J ve ° , ¢ and many others—all with words. , ae Barons yen a We e Give , Eagle “Stamps and Redeem Full Books for 2.00 in oy eee Donhuuil Made oe Reidy ga -- mi. Second Fleer Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Bxcepted | the Month Will Appear on April Statements | THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 25. 1996 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = ieee enersininihceenensmectninnratsinaariaiaeetenin , - a ee a Lm ea Friday—Those Who Value Economy Will Supply Needs Here in Men’s 75c Fancy Hose The Kinds Now in Greatest Demand @ Attractive and very popular Hose of silk mixed with rayon or with — lisle— fancy, serviceable kinds with double sole, heel and toe and elastic, cotton tops—made by a leading mill and certain to give the most satisfactory serv- ice. When vou see this Hose you will fully realize the advantage of buving several pairs. Cross-striped, plaid and dropstitched Hose in a va- riety of color effects that will instantly appeal to all who like fancy Hosiery. Main Floer Dainty Sewing for Mothers—On New Spring Styles in Children’s Stamped Dresses 2400 of Them—89c Values, Each 5O0c . @ Semi- made Dresses of organdie or shadow-striped lawn—in beige, honeydew, pink and blue shades. Dainty styles for little girls 2 to 6 years—every Dress crisp and fresh—just unpacked for this Friday ot-y, fering which mothers will find most im- Only embroidery and lace edging needed to complete these Dresses Art Needlework Section—Third Floor Automobile Owners Should Profit by This Special Offering of “Fandango” Seat Covers Complete—Special Value at $125 @ Good-looking tailor-made Seat Covers of handsome striped eateetnle.. trimmed with leather in harmoniz- ing shade. Easy to attach—and affording complete protection for your cars interior. Sizes for the following cars: ; . Chandler 4-door Sedan, 1926 Overland 6-cyl. Sedan, 1925 For Fords Chandler 5-pas«. Sedan, 1926 Nash Special or Advance, 1926 Coupes $4.95 | Buick 4-door Sedan, 1926 aisle oar aaa 6 Coupe Sedan, alls eae | Buick Stand. Model 27, 1925-°26 1925- 26 sedens ..... $8.95 | Buick 6-cyl. 4-pass. Coupe, 1926 Willys-Knight 4 Coupe Sedan. 1924-"26 Coupes | Chrysler Brougham, 1925 1925 : 1922-"23 Coupes - QOhrysler Imperial Sedan, 1925 Oakland Sedan, 1926 1926 Tudor Sedans | QObrvsier or Olds. Coach, 1926 Oakland Sedan, 1925 1924-25 Tudor Se- | Chrysler Four Sedan, 1925 Chevrolet Sedan, 4-door, 1925-'26 dans : Hudson or Essex Coach, 1924- Oldsmobile Coach,’ 1925 1922-"23 2-Door Se- |, 195.926 | Oldsmobile Sedan, 5-pass., 1926 _ dans Overland Standard 4-cyl. 2-door Jewctt Sedan, 1925 —— Sedan, 1925 Ajax Sedan, late 1925 in at. Sixth Tieer Only Two More Days—Friday and Saturday—to Obtain Kitchen Cabinets Including Additional Equipment On Cash hi OO Payment of With Balance in Convenient Payments @ Obtaining a Sellers newest model Kleartront Cabinet for vour kitchen this week—means securing it on extremely un- usual terms. And not only that—bi it vou receive, for the price of the Cabinet alone. a 5- 2-piece dinner set, sets of kitchen glassware, kitchen cutlery and glass mixing bowls— and a white kitchen stool. Friday “Specials” in Housewares ~~ 10c Toilet Paper $2.25 Stepladders S Hospital brand silk tissue op nl Paper Six-foot Stepledders with strongl) $1 19 1000-sheet noils, 10 *. © L0C rodded steps and bucket rest ....... . for GUMBO win cscs $1 $1.10 Garbage Cans, with cover... ape ie Gan checacionn 100-ft....91 * Barberry Hedges, $1.25 value for.. 7 $1.c0% ire Trash Burncrs ........$2.15 e280 Garden Rakes. 16-tooth..... $1 $2.95 W Spee ss >. « A"den Spades, square potnt $1 on” eeliesiietateintee LO LP eh A eA la ma tt tect _ styles: ‘ Before Easter, Make It a Point to Profit by This Special Offering of the Newest Sizes for All / Figure Types. $30 to $40 , a @ The sort of Coats that are essential throughout the Spring—and since we are offering the very latest models at pronounced savings, certainly it will pay you to choose at once. The fabrics are approved and dependable—including cassimeres, cheviots, Scotch tweeds, homespuns and knitted fabrics—all models are shower-proofed, silk-trimmed and correct in every way— and you have choice of the following desirable Single-breasted box-back Coats, slightly shaped models, College effects in double- breasted models—all carefully tailored. Special! More Than Three Thousand 10 — ms \ a3 “ra en Two-Trouser Easter Suits Budcer Pl —English and Conservative Models Enables You to Buy g Better Clothes | — Consider this plan of | Sia ew ss ; buying your Easter Sult or i Topceoat — with a $=small aha pncecaitenies: tee sae Niort oa ” a ” ‘ Extraordinary values in correct Spring Suits with ex'ra Trousers, singls cash ameust, paying the 4 i CA LAs se « . alian . * l-— J with the efficiency of this celebrated make. Values.... And it’s a beautiful piece of furniture—a ; | floor Console Set obtainable at a most in- € Choice of four popular types of teresting price. Hand Luggage for men and women | ——— ee Complete with built-in speaker, rearing qualities. " 7 iste apy Storage and “‘B’’ batteries, five 1}—Cowhide leather Bags, $12.00 Values tubes and complete aerial and 16—owhide Leather Suitcases, $10.00 Values n kit 17—Black Iinameled Pullman Cases, 810.50 Values grou d i 20—Handsomely Lined Hat Boxes, $12.00 Values Set without equipment, $69.50 Sixth Fileor Sixth Fleer Friday—A Rug-Buying Opportunity of Commanding Interest to Many—9x12-Foot . 48.50 Seamless Velvet Rugs Offered for Friday Only, at, Each...........---- € Seamlessly woven. soft, thick Velvet Rugs of a grade that vou'll at once see is dependable; strongly woven and finished with fringed ends. A variety of the season s new patterns—so that vou Can choose according to your individual preference tor nd Oe Spri bs 2 a. .o. i ee ing Sees 4 - The majority with taupe grounds and blue, rose, mulberry and sand patterns. Some with soft rose grounds. STG AALS SA OL He aes i} . 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Si8D ar sik qc $x asi sep nerf ihre an Se a ee NEY eae , ‘ ae , ~ amend nt Reena nN 0 a Seyi “rae Pm “ > : ¢ r , rie i ¢ - Aue: S " a iaemanne asitteaaeasinenen ts ee ae AO as aye hia i a ae ta AS ape oT, ie’ el ee eee pete , r oy RTS Sa eer e S ge aE, ee ee A haley ig ns Se aaa : elias tn + gg coy Mes ty Pere we oe ; fe thge 2 4 +3 N : boy ee A sido Mi Se! oR hay al Seen ae aN cans i v2 wr > iis athena oe - 4 ‘ ne! Ree * 3 eiidilieeiiibeldnees it tiadats tee Sac Aad rere > aw ‘ ANS Soe, OR aan iad i = ~@ Fat 66 ae Se ~ esac ae aay sitar imei cine _ ‘ GOS agile 8 * a THURSDAY. EVENING. MARCH 25. 192 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae | __STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH SO Linen Handkerchiefs 25e Value, Each, 18c: 6 for $1.00 € Women’s tmoorted Handke: , * § - ee = eet | iTis , i.infn chiefs in manr new colors. with 1-15 midge nerme in white Al’ are color-‘as‘ Foal en Matin Fleer die ar 4 ofA Re Poe ,. Cash or &2. pre: ation a) eu Restricted A ? - a iC la nDs anda | Redee ‘ Ful: Books ~ a oe owe oe - : for $2.00 17 ticles Ex epiea STORE HOURS: 9A. M. T0 5:30 P. M. DAILY—-OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. FAMOUS ~ BARK CO, Made Appear on Charge i Purchases ag ean Weiil April & the Remainder of lat errenits ' NUT TT ee an TPT Marvelous Assortments Fill Ow Chic Frocks Featured Groups at Many ideal Laster Frocks are here—of print red chiffons. printed crepes verled In this remarkab!y varied ection ; 5 with Georgette, or of flat crepe, Geor-. —manyv with the new scarf collars a grettre, crepe de chine or Elizabeth crepe . iatest (miv the most fashironahle r are us c embroidery, colored laces and other trim other Spring shades as well as black anq mings. Women’s, misses’ and extra sizes Light-colored fox, natura! and cocoa squir “a Black, mavy and a wide re variety of newer shades. while end mole are the furs most used ee os - . ; , mbroidery trims many other models 77 "7 ~ + ’ ’ - - a , | lt > ££ .e ee a 1 ~~ ; ._ - - - - ; * _ f —Inexpensive to Uitra-Elcoant. Costiones—"“Values That Im WAS to ~49 Salenitid “59” LET on ovnipen* nf € The appreach of the Easter season makes our Apparel Section: ¢ mei por : e nenme or se , , . . e « From the standpoint of tashion. variety and splendid values this selection excelled:_exe > ; Coats. Suits and Frocks von will find teet whae ve: want——the lemme eroounms A rresterdl tc -1 o mes _-_—-— = - The Second Day of Our Undsual Pre-Easter Sale of $7.90 to $10 Millinery All Hats Direct From New York for This Event Special 1 oO ? € it @ tortumate i r +o ei Ar mA.e* p “ ' aus ¥ » + ' ? ne 7 rT tunity fo seiect vo! i 4ste rt of , me -_ a - . oe Our $5.35 S2ies—_2 q rte at } : ay ad neaaiee - this one attordes except. loice, Lace . 1 hla] Saas = rn Sir trimmed ‘ack Hat tiower-trimmed i cr e m -= ; ” > = and Crem Oc els: Peg nd ys a3 e " _ Hats; ea mavvy tarteta etfects: patent or colore? ? ‘ . ~ t wim e+ om > ome wn ~ leghorns with i PERSE Re = | 2 ’ orx.er . 6 a [= = onable kinds. ? . Remarkable choaice women. mrsses and martrons teurth Flie«or rer Bons mil +e Ps i i GidtT&-& Best Choice of Platinum and White Gold Pieces in Ou- i ‘ Sale of Diamond peweiry ae serene een oe Le i Rings ot many Kinds wrist watches pills. Orace articles wm in newest deni gall set with diar emphasizes the extreme value-mving ot our Dhamernd lewelsy anil | ~_—= & ~ - - - T _ 7 } = os ~ * = o- ~ =~ > _~ ~ + = _ es - bs rod tA ren 2 = ° ™ > "ae \ ~ ? + 4 my » 8 to 44 In Cec Profitable Choice ChAritton and Sheer Silk-Top Hosiery ‘200 Pairs of Dependable Makes $210 $2.75 S 4.45 Values ~* d@ G20) te * 338 ¥ : x nt ne - ‘ ie | “ tig A - *- fi? "y TTOR fy? —— ss me i sama ? Mc * > ‘ ** fY S — 5 ) ne «9 ro a . X >. Rose-beige. Sudan. atmosphere. tan. Srown. Aztec r wees . ’ Aztec. rose-zray. Bombay ana tortoise shell]. Mata Fleer (;I 1 ove Silk Vests | e & Cs Ss ax * em es _— ~ * Cnoice ot 10600 Friday Ss rr - wee $2.50 Value j S pecia! Pend s @ Bodice stvle Veses of a denendable crade of elove clk ‘in 2 po - 4 hee | with mdpon shoulder straps and neatly hemstitched: in flesh sel >: hades Spex th tr 4? ee} Third * tear + blonde. wood Novelty Kid Gloves Special, the Pair, $2.25 @ Womens tmpoerteé Kid Gloves in turtorer in black, as well as manvr of the newest Spring shades embroidered cuff styles— _ woe $2.98 Value. Yard A Remarkable Oftering of the * Bengaline Coating sgl gee p Pant TWO. . UL S. BLAMED BY CHURCHILL Fe EBT TROUB Country Is Not Wil to Follow England Mets Ficer © For coats of tailored OT sports trpes; and tor fash Cancellation. Spring coats. this Bengaline ts widely wanted. Silk- : weare, in selr-color woven Bavadere stripes. Shades of ¢ HEAVY BURDI cocoa, almond. tangerine. henna, oakwood and rust CITES ater if} ~hes wice OF PAYMENT TO l 54-Inch Crepe $1.49 Foulards — Chancellor Sua $4.50 quality heavy. revers:- Satin Foulards it goot 7 Ex , | ble satin Crepe in a wide colors for this sea- a American range of popu’ar $3 ii gers wear: rard. $i. 0 fers to Loar 2 Sec agate ; $3.98 Crepe Compensation for | $2.50 Charmeuse sé-tnc, Guu a all ete Arrival in Battle. Black satin seme a Crepe of splendid-weariag ~ . | silk weave. and inches quality a , wide: for slips and $1.7 77 vara $2.89 Ee By JOHN L. BALDERSTOS frocks: yard Thiré Fieer | . - ” = o a aoa : An Unusually Special Group of LONDON, March 25.—The gio-French debt settlement of iors’ Coats ne year was not 2 se : at Juniors’ Coats peletaer , Ch irchill in ettevk admitted te —Choice Friday for House of Commons. _ His. speech last night wasa S 95 a gir tstic statement, the burdet ry fe which was that Gréat Britaé alts getting no payments 7 . _— = ¥ deb:ors and while the Bulk of { @ Ntfan motners w if cnhNeose their BY ® man payments fs going to Fra daughters Laster Coats trom this spe- == | most of the money received by cial group: single and double breasted Lo . nn » Ux a States oa - nea 1p) + the new cf - . x ; s We are - ying modes © newest types—Or nor a x ($165,000,008) a year to the U eity platds or smart tt veeds—manv a Pe ed States.” the Chanceiier Trt mth? collars ar tiwuyr. S ives = elared “and in time the Ta un 29 1 States will be receiving directh ‘ pe ' i canada probably at least 6¢ Coats for Girls cent, of the total Gérman rep: ef i to 12—in spertes er dressier stries 4 gems —of treedsa flanne! or polair; cheirce ee ore of that ‘will pass indir cf pevers! models Sil 05 ely pees: France and [aly thre sper is . * sy British hands to America. T Foerth Fleer Will this vast amount be dr ‘(from the devastated country | Europe and passed to that pros] | ous land across the sea. I bel Highly Unusual Choice of g these facts will et Sams oe -™inds of any responsible per: g etther in the United States or ots’ Easter 9 P to Balfour 4 S nurchill exp iained that. the B ‘oats ’ bist Government still holds to d “principle of the Balfour note, f S 95 q pEnciand demards from her debt tr >} 2 iniy ag much as she needs té | Value = fo the ‘'"nited Gtates. He stres Friday th fact that this country Bas | : 5 “pay America $500,000 a day € \ Gass o Cw ~~. % reas 3 4 rm re than three generations, - navy blue chevort. Some ele a ' Tnost stupendous task and bur ton models with embroidered “me ever undertaken by any country emblems on sleeve—orthers nade B ths fnancifl history of the wo ecoth cunnine pockets and belts He also answered the complai a ee - ae | eof Philip Snowden, Laborite ‘ \lany colors—sizes | to © years, Gay sformer Labor Councilor of - aie hequer, that France is net ’ : | ne En land. ae _ Tots’ $5 Frocks = ee VA a4 Can rou put a @reat mation a hoes n/a = rrepe de chine Tres « di pe, sleeveless styles—various shade Gi en her property?” Churches am . mzesp = to §& © testi}: | vears | T+ only point on wifich the | | @-buters agreed was tkat Mnied States tis responsible for 2 » Present debt difficulties because : é 4 Will not folow.—Eugiang it cam You W1ll Want Several Garments of This - me a . a = - chill also announced 2 Sesteieenaaaill to continue debt ne Voile Lingerie Special Value at _ ee ° 5) @ Wainty Chemise and Step-Ins m a variety of plain and fanc Stvles —farments that women and a misses Wii 1] choose moth enthusiasm at Bietd Js Choice of colors is wide and the voile is of a dependable quality. $75.75 Value. for.. “~ ‘ Teeuble A Remarkable Group of Boys’ Suits | 3 eal € “Cravenette-processed” Suits ideal for Spring wear—with two 7 pairs of kmckers—one pair rege a lar and one pair golf strle. Singke and. double breasted models oa ew shades of orown. Sizes 8 to 18 vears. Youths’ Spring Suits — or single breasted Suits with twe pairs ef long wide-bot- . ‘orm treusers: sizes 1° ws io 19 rears ations Georr: ne Ponts were left outstanding. Tt hnanges m payments: ¥ exchange fell. the rate of * in annual payments umtil the n of £12,500,000 was react and whether France should pa! Germa ¥Y defaults on reparath Phe adm ission that this last px ‘Ss open caused the _oppeositiens 4 Geclare the settlement is a st | @=¢ France would never pay. Snowden Calls American Loan Gift for Late Arrival in War. Mt Asectated Press Philp Snewd+n in his speech / the debt situation, took the | _ that the Amertran loans to - &illes constituted America’s “S + 88 a “sort of com pensation for” ; late arrival on the Pe.” but ke went on tha : "the United Staces insisted 1 j Great Britain must pay, he we | Pent to America’s success in f mE 49 per cent of her war de and argued that if Great Brit @4 not follow suit the taxpal hers thust pay the burden. Snowden characterized the 1 o~ sett! —— aa “trivial in T?me™ Tae Latent spokesman con _ ‘hat France had made nro Pt to meet ber obligations | that her financial record for ASt seven years wae, in his of lon. “one of the most discredits Fecords im the histery of natic 2mnce” Pnowdie contended that if Fra and Italy would only organise @ tan, gray ame == 7 - COMtempribte

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— ac Se ee ner aa cs SS Fas eet ree oe a WW. & MM. yw often does Tur's Tooter ‘oor? ' Nal nits pape - ” ” Ce , Promze tin Lizzie ° a ag * PURBSGed his own . inn Same “a 4 bvuramedg Ua.) Democrat - . ee ® pe 2 ‘ '" a é ® s _ st. 1. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 25. 1926. | ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCY: © ER , iceman — Ne Bear Sars AMY TREES, TRUE FINDS WOMEN OF WESTERN | ST. LOUIS WOMAN OBSERVES, t"ersom_irtndny Clebration, norinen: Gow. ved. Vita, Gov Eg Re as > ia SOCIAL ACTIVI I IES. ‘GEORGE | HESS, WORLD LACK BEAUTY OF TIBET) HER 1OOTH BIRTHDAY TODAY |. wAsi#uT0%- sarcn 25 mye ares Ceres “side former Senator “ "3 Sue 2 Pee Y, a ; & 4 ; te ; . T0394 “eb = WN FA a ISU GROUP of St. Louis ‘oung , nese | Native Complains That Noses Stick be Mrs. Elizabeth Wolfe of 6104 | re 7 E( . } ‘ paign Commies; pee oh Pa NrE > Cre 7 A. of : care | | Out Like Kettles and Bars | Ridge Avenue, Born in Scotland, |°TSanized-here, will hold a Jeffer- | Stanley of Kentucky, and Senator By ogee ce! | . 8. in 18382. 'gon’s birthday celebration the eve-'| King of Utah will deliver addresses. whom TO BEAR DAISY CHAIN” Came to U. 2. ; : ith. ” ; women, some 4 ~ § : : a . . “ee e . ‘ - ' . 3 t Le r, Henry A. Clover, of est ee W it} 1 Ste | 1en Culbertson. Tibetan beauty contests. So says| States with her family in 1832. "4 ; ———$——_—_—— |Pine boulevard, has been abroad oS ; Mrs. Louls M. Kin { h book going to Charleston. &. Cc In 1840 | ay | = for more than a year, and who} | "hata ta | heat ee es lew : ilv trees enuins nd syvn-'! - i. | i ‘We Tibetans.” She is Tibetan they went to New Orleans and two) = y (Fr , Fenurne ay syn- -j ak c 4 ‘ 2 od SUCLATIE. Hone sl “| wes ; = Fam ie a oe eS Word | {| George J. Hess, 73 years old.|horn.” Her maiden name was Rin. |*°#!S later came here, residing for | — “Th we -3 a) 1 » 4 . + Tore * ¢ j ‘ i > : ’ o) As . - ‘4 - * og thetic, were discussed at a meet | sour compe SEVE ral months, and : president of the Hess & Culbertson /Chen Lha-Mo a time at the old Planters Hotel. ; > ing of the Missouri Historical So- | Miss Elizabeth Benoist, daughter of | ; Jewelry Co., Ninth and Olive! “Westerners are not good 100k She was married in 1852 to John| _ lershit f ‘ (Mr. and Mrs. Howard Benoist of | BE: | ot nnate Jied at his h ‘ Peony. ; -|} Wolfe. a Mexican War § veteran, | *giety under le: ide] SNip : . its ren- } er ce Sire LS, qgaie at 11385 nome, 0D0] ing, according to our standards ’? a C | ot committee last night at 14951 Pershing avenue, Miss Benoist | } Bartmer avenue, early today, from/says the Tibetan woman nena sites who died in 1884. . ra ‘ommMmiti ais on at | : ‘ i ; , . 7? yo ‘ = P @ ealogice , ;remained in Europe after the re- | — ae ¢ a clot on-the brain following 4/]noses are too big, and often stick Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe had eight | i ) ‘Jefferson Memorial. ‘turn of her family last summer| ; po ; |stroke of paralysts. He had suf-!oyt like kettle ae niin an gp children, all of whom are dead. at | me. =rséRuffles and wigs of the Cava-/subsequent to a two years’ resi- | ae Poe : |fered a breakdown March 17, the} too large, like the stn ears: your ne srandcnid oe ad ies ’ : : ; ‘ a : . i i J i - it | - - — 4 ’ . . “yvoly ‘ ior r i # Me jiers, op wdered queues of the!dence there. She spends much of ¢ day he was reconfirmed as presi-| eyes blue, like children’s marbles: eee ; urrier Wolfe of Hillsboro, | 33 Pilgrims, the gleam of Charleston | er time in ue. mEotner young ; | dent of his company at the annual | your eye-sockets are too deep and | brate ¥ ! _ peng “et raeasthasin | yr Tamestowp | Woman is Miss Thelma Madill, # | election. eye brows too prominent, too Stmi-| wisy, #1, oat ee | 7th and St. Charles S jers and the flash of Jamestown | . ; Pe sags: ~m~ with the centenarian. Sig rap daughter of Mrs. Charles Madill, ; Hie was born in Towa, April 6,/an.” | Mod i We A . ™ Po ‘oar ~, Soot Tot . ‘in ‘s 0 > r BX, a match-locks were the picturesque who has made only one brief visit 1854, and. after a local schooling, | Then, she adds, the Tibetan Saat: oe in living, Mrs. Wolfe By Smart omen ¥ background for the theme dis-[to St. Louis with her mother: and taught school for a year, then| women do not smoke. Neither do ring dE nortegapait . begs ay e ’ ; " " ) 3 : ‘ ‘ ‘ F -. . . re :¢ cussed. These ancestors were al- sister, Delphine, in several years, | worked on an Illinois farm for twO|they use powder or rouge. But reasonably hihiainian aii _ Specials for Friday and Saturday Se ther. the kind to look good in and Mrs. Herbert Jones, formerly ‘years. Coming to St. Louis in 1876,!in some districts of Tibet the wom- iSite oa | ae ‘peal : its—distinctl + +} Miss Ruth O’Reilly, daughter of |he studied telegraphy for a time, | en cover their faces with black pig- RELIGIOUS JOURNALS MERGED Flat Crepe Truhu Washable . tralilLS-——-GISLINCLUYV Not YE x i se on 4 _ -— eS a family portra . i hn eee whe. with |but then went to w ork for Edward | ment to protect the skin from the |} oy ie Amociated Press All Colo | C A ll Colors oy } sort to be dismissed as mere Mr. Jones, sailed recently for Eu- Wright, a jeweler. In 1883 he and | wind and sun. Nuns are the only | CHI AGO, March o5 —The | repes, i ‘ “aren llicitec iii j > f & *vibe ts ‘Slabd- | »} y i } f : petit | es : - _ 9% ~ s ' 17 aver =S ’ i] er t r¢ Y } 2 ¢ a - oe -- 2 True enoush, Georg Burwell | summer. oper d He se i “— nh ee ee etree se of Christian Work, a re-is ™ : ;. Madill an fe , a | eos ee Pee ee RCO iar yew eae at eran e Be ee ERR si’ & Utley, 2 native of New England, Mrs. M: — land her family have | a oe ar ead | igious weekly of eigr York. The ee ae pie? ; ae ee a * a C} a tak ae Louis: in the fa li; the Clov ers; # - as eee ee | nue as Undenominationsl, Dr. ADVERTISEMENT 1 th oh a ' ° er, e7 é P keeping the familly tree might be | indefinite. : i time of his death,and the oldest | tuo — M 2 Se ee nae Cae a ee | oe ™ Fe | . a ae J : } nN ‘ fand A.J 2 ‘ i nor of the New York Observer, found- Mai 46jof St. Louis and Mrs. Virginia B.|2n@ A. J. Brown, old friends of | .4 4, 1893--the New York Evangel es a : . 2% 14 . e ¢ ao, 2» NCW . Tr ‘4 Bi. Py |Baird of Shreveport, La.; a son, | ~%: oolidge, were named to make | st . _— at 2p. m. Saturday under Masonic more beautiful than ever! * . . S LIGHT AS A FEATHER | A BREATH OF PARIS are the new straw Hats | é that I saw displayed in all of a number of matrons and their | Christian Work represented a t be > p ae @ and for lawyers considering prob- | | husbands.. The party is being sponsored. by Mr. and “Mrs. George He said that considerable impe-| Wendling, Mr. and Mrs. MHarry 'tusto current Interest In g enanlogy | Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. had been given by popularization) Kauffman, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. lems of medico-legal “oaplagan nce. — aes —-greets one as they look into a CONTR rn a ee 0 i | | i ° O the é ‘iv { 0 om eRe tawe ' ehink it. aH , i > gay and vivid shades for ’ of the Mendelian law, which deals} Bascom and others. Purchard O. Hess of Chicago; two | 2” ee Before his death. ist. founded in 1830; and the Chris Spring. Bankoks. crocheted BARRY'S windows, displaying = with heredity fr a standpoint M Mu ; oat Bien Marw ‘Cuitherteon of | Col. Coolidge disposed of al] his tian at Work, founded by Dr. T. | fabrics, smart silk and straw frilly fluffy bits of beauty— that 1s nothing if not biological. | t mh and _ h B SicNale aang 060 ( svenue widow of | possessions to the President for Dewstt Talmadge. | mergers, Hegde “ro cpm gi overytning) =~ Srom the ee ; mM how ereat that interest is he| 22V¢ Siven up the house in Nor- a ithe st piety - | tate yesh a PS : Just how tt t that int St is ni i tae his late partner, and Mrs. Har- ie sum of $1. It was said that! Program at Longfellow’s Home. | }f Surprisingly reasonable. ravishing pair of petal-pink indicat by citing that although | shih eatin en sai a a pie riette B. Hart of Webster Groves, | he action to br ing the estate into | By the Associated Preas. “RT OISE 9? pyjamas to pairs of tiny bou- es - " - aS ,; Since the} iarriage, and are gues - Ax rhst ‘ ee ot 4 “Ag “300 oo 2 -—corsets for which BARRY'S ae ia’ a vi, ae , , | Was MISS athiee xratte ali- : P . Si ef 1cc *S i fr , ' | questior é » ac ian SNR Oo None aspires to family and|,.. ese) petal Call daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| a o . a Roccage ony tamil y gathering at their home to-| Maurice Dumesnil, French pianist, Datiems the aeimeeer, cand — poae Pi ie ops NEY >» S +} Lo ' Cc e | * . , - position except those who have it ornia, ormerly 0! England. Frank B. Coleman, 5042; Her; yerobe sa m i j ay in cele bration of their golden | sat down at the old-fashioned _ apes it when J went there for one who have never purchased at not.’ he quoted, dealing harshly| Miss Georgette Madill, daughter) Washington boulevard, and Miss) . sions aga es wedding anniversary. They were|#no and fingered the keys Thes | o- h a ee eine ana ie ep, * a ee . ; he Ps ‘ + ¢ Ahbbe . A - i Ry *he Ss wie ted 'TrePRS, — i . . a s e ‘ a rs oO pith synthetic ancestors. ‘‘In read-| of Mrs. Edward S. Robert, wil] re- | ENzabetn Atwood Thompson, 1 aed aye my ok sete. Shaeh 38 married in this city 50 years ago| he swung into a broadcast program H picinieatbadn Hotel per sone gre ing about my last visit there. ° ing the report of a careless gene-! turn to St. Louis next month after | daughter of Mr.-and Mrs. Aathan - on x sale ee a _ *°-iand have one daughter and four of his own seléction. E. Mildred ° seomagpvong 4 So, how could they live Oonfiners, corsets, bandeaux— 0 = | O et. LOUIS next montn kag ; ~ ary lewis, prima-donna, came | con " a elozist t one will come across such a two vears’ residence in England. | Ii Thompson, 4790 Lake avenue, | a ; hain s rare -M rs. Margaret Sommerkamp, (yreene, reader, gave My Lost or po my yr g = oe and just everything—of popu- °o ; ‘, ee a eee E pear ia , ‘ ‘ é nome today. oat A.. J. Willis : e ladi 2? The Latal, the latter a deputy | Herrick Sails for a Tour. and to induce them to take their had at surprisingly low prices. | A few pages further on. and you! summer at the country home in; Vassar College for their beauty to netics to foin « sncang aide in the Probate Court. They also| By the Associated Pres ladies out, the hotel makes said stags find him dealing with what he has/ Clarksville, Mo., where they are| carry the traditional daisy — ‘ Tor ' he will » 1g for the’ have seven grandchildren. Unt MARSEILLES, ‘France ee apie ee ee 4 : Lo SValie, a0., ney are | omorrow she w Si! 1€ res ; © . : : ’ e ‘ ¢ . ac c ! a : Fig hy he. € e ’ : 19 years arc ry © DO nom i IaAsSS or, ‘ ’ , mentioned as ‘probable’ as actual! making extensive alterations on (2 the June graduation ceremoni ner the eonme of the lun’ a. ieee >», when he retired, La-|25.—The American Amt ad “‘Abie’s Irish Rose” cast is stopping arr S fact, building on a supposition a! their home Mrs. Robert a SS “ee yor jtal operated a roofing business at | Myron T. Herrick, salled today for |@ at the Buckingham Hotel during ° | atey ; Ime. rs. Obert and her | ‘famous singers, with a few of the |Tenth ctreat C aise | d their two-weeks’ stay in St. Loula. ee ieeaiiieabammmamcaieeier ‘gtructure that may be utte ? lv iaise, da ughter are now in Mentone in : the Forest Park Hote] in hon ior of | say i 4 a . ie Abo . her i 4 & ‘ i street and ass avenue. He a three Ww eeks tour of A giers an I got a close-up of some of the L ; 1 ana 3 : 4 ee i : i n ‘ rest { i A Nn me neliogies. Al Ut } > uw") ' - rane 2 ‘ R ia = at . : . “Of course, the expert bunko! Southern France I ot io Trevise, founder and |} in i ska cidlies. tendo Seen toe is 74 years old and his wife is 73.|Morocco. He will not visit the |@ actors and they're just like you and | ocust Near Ninth 3 4 i 4 Cc ce - Aoct, ‘ I ads ne r= ie ‘T) PW » ‘i > — . pies ‘ »¢ R of artist in geneology may built up) nee Eaten ®° a Sauvee: a 2 Natal oe iy : he -* (Both were born in St. Louis. military. zones. I off the stage! + * * a good line if he ie first ermitted | A popular visitor in St Louis | president ws ge e© girlhood days as a cho! singer in| Last Saturday the Rose Room wag LIC OPINION 4 ey phe akg t ghia “| io Mra. Oscar Tripset of Los i | L’Art Francaise, and Robert Vig-\a4 little church, and people who} >>>} SS seer = Foden Og o-— LARGER SIZE APPAREL it Li id. dé na LNney] ~ i is a ee = ‘ as . — — le ter in t} rs) afternoon | +. ° a e Ta : } ir] | i! eve " . ew “SAE gre les. who ig 4 e neron., wino a ii AiG « i dit ae Knew her as a scnool 28. ° too small for the throngs that go — too much 6p this bunk. | heat Die te R > ake ie se will lecture on Marcel Proust Miss. Lewis was accompanied to, | EASTER GL , E SA j LE | there—-eo It's ee night in te | in the soft exquisMe materiatss hg When we se erial he New- | sO LOY DuUSNn O . , aS npr Meee ve Res ame ae ue Eygptian Room and Saturday night | Jumn is desioned to reproduce “6 S materia: in t ee: Forsvthe Mare Seguin, French Consu 442) Little Rock from Hot Springs, | in the Rose Room Really, I never | and lines that are so smartly ' Merry Library being misused in this rsythe boulevard. Mrs. Trip- np eo ; i ; y, : Rs eae t ‘ . ae : . St. Louis, and Mme. Seguin the where she sang last night by Mrs. || @ saw such a peppy. happy crowd of | slenderizing are shown in pds fi é latest comme nt by the Wav we could Sav that our oe uty i | pet 1s the hnneiter of tne late Cy ts ttes _ +h ‘11i eee ra ; th; Will H: . **5 ~t ! re) Jerry Simon, Paul Sporleeder, Otto LANE BRYANT’S. Delightful e questions of the day. Ret we believe sour indirect d Pr ca me} ee s for- Thc de Trevise will lecture 2 er e nerer’s art Rheinhardt, “Swede” Fletcher and underthings and emart selec-~ O a, i te eee that it is properly used.” mer student at Hosmer Halland to- | — mu ‘ ' ; - ioe 5 : ments of th ——— sag ees l oves the other jazz conspirators certainly ° RANATIONAL WAR DEB | Ju tific Prid i Fa t morrow will be the gues — - - «MmOongay nignt at tne Forest Park A visit to the State Capitol for ' Hi | make things hum. tions of DG, Se ‘RN. NAL . ‘BTS. ustifics ein Facts. norro I] the guest of honor | ee ROL OS OR HG ee : | hu “Se . | | liner annot help but gi h : ; : : Hotel ats 0 ciockK on ine sateguara- rreetings bv Gov Tom X & Terra! ; if I'm going to try the famous $1.50 ery c Dp u vet ° ** ham 9 ; as a 2 We -pcrent Pa luncheon vive hy +t . n. = 3 Lille . Hi St. Paul Pioneer Press. Mrs. rh ago’ sree 3 “yee sta ioc nce Th ; oe a apse ing the art treasures of France.|.jnq Mayor C. E. Moyer, who pre- » Values to | nar em gga on are? bgt BR age larger woman a sense of per- : + ter ™. A . res + and members of the culty | .. : tintin ee NG : ) in ay. i . “T) TA fig i ~ of E yrope 10 hold in — regi gd % ne ees te J he pate - pa € > acuity The Frencn nor le man is Heing sented her witb the kev to this $2.00 a | next week. fect grooming and fastidious rie e eal oO genea! mal} OL Ui "1001. . ‘ bial eke pee ld “ae _— P . daintiness. tiie L Tit ed Ne states of America is ’ “oe , i — > mucii entertainea a J Aras 01d citv was part oO! the aay s pro- air. * * * : ogee tty ‘relentles biectivitv in Friday afternoon Mrs. Bush/.. wy in am by a contributor to a prominent | pal -coyogeee onde the gave a tea for her visitor to which French families here ‘gram. Inthe afternoona luncheon An amnading variety of styles and o EXT week os will wre & ° . . Tee ‘Pursuit o ct, SM ISS€ i¢ - S1.0r tO whic —_—— Caillaux debt funding mission M#e@ey overbalance by a big majori-| 5861 Enricht avenue, gave similar g fortnight. : Sedalia.—Cloudy; roads fair i = ee =—. : try was a failure. What he ty the former taint.” parties. Miss Mary Pearson w'!l| _ rough in spots - ‘ , a} c 4 ; j — } . malt | hoth T te» eman “} oe yo winds it ~~ ' . rom is ‘a severe attack of repu- The Colonels and Majors. | give a luncheon today for Mrs. | Miss. Hele ; plizat si. ae ase Hamnnibal.——Ciouds ads fal : ~ y er. The cure for that is to turn 4 George Parker, secretary of the | Trippet at the Junior League Tea | daughter of ¢ meg magia Harry A hansas City.—Cloudy ; roi years to the winter of 1915-16,'% Missouri Society of Colonial Wars, | Room, in the Galeria building | Linneman. 0 01S Ca = aa ne good. ; gloomiest in modern French his- “geld of one such unfortunate dis- | Mi Tele ba » of Amherst will return home Friday from WebD- Springficid Cloudy; roar’ | er ee ie D cosy ss siise 1e1eN MMa»rs: Pe ster Collezve at Oxford, O., to be 1 ihe morale of his countrymen @&& re. So-and-so had become, burg. Ontario, will arrive tomor- : uae good. } nee ond the fate af BWeanc . 3 santed—in fact eS ER iy : glo Sep with her parents for the Laster) ge p and - : of Frapce nung. ppreeperous. He wen ed eo 'row to be the guest of Mias Laura-) . oss Frank UL. Johnson of Chicago Dies. | EF nee-~and when France got down. 4 ‘he lacked—social distinction. His | Snaatee Detos daughter of Mr. and periog ee Be the associated Press ids and knee eS and begged the 4 Wife Wanted a crest for her note Mrs. vines st : Price at 6320 For evi rs ‘2 Spence ” Meredith of the | { T]¢ A +) Na Pes oh - -E ra nk = ‘ , : = . TRU dt ve . : .y } : + ’ tes to meddle in Kuropean af- paper. All at once they lost inter- evthe boulevard The Friday before | Argonne apart tents will] eturm®m | + al oln Johnson, o8 years old, Vice a . | = ne i@vVvéE . = . i . ' : ' y inele Sam now asks is that the . | st in genealogy aljltoget her. It E: os Mies Anne Innes will come /home tomorrow from Greenville, | president of the ..ational Associa- mn loaned to save France be re- f@ime out later that the ancestor | as sto we t Miss age aa 1c where she has spent the last|tion of Real Estate Boards and ouig to visit ] ee) -* . ®e convenience of the borrowers. ' they had been grooming As & | = ee : . M am lthree weeks with Mr. and Mrs. C 'treasurer of the Chicago Mortgage Nation is never popular, as En- @ olonial warrior had been shot as Fristoe, daughter oF we = . | SHheneer Meredith Jr. Barkers’ Association, died today. = ws; but is it not adding insult @ ® traitor. John Wallace Fristoe of Washing- | : 2 iO accuse the United States of | : One canno? much depend on ton boulevard. Miss Price has | ia ‘¢. when it is merely trying to col- 3 family Metitian as an authority sent out invitations to a buffet sup- | | 7 © — = i‘ which many I’renchmen would | On the rank of one’s ancestors,” he per for both young women Easter | =@ ga . ; = | their country repudiate? remarked. “Jf tradition and fam- | Sunday evening. — | Gg TN | | | | ——-——_ : ily genealogies cam be trusted, the| L/’Alliance Francaise will give 7 y FL) go | H t — YEARS OF “PROHIBITION.” @& armies of the colonies were com- | luncheon at nih p. m. tomorrow at te Mt = — Buffalo Express Posed entirely of Majors andj 45 aga | ‘amit Sige: Cc '¢ > ee eae ae > | TCH trom Augusta, Me., says: a then Hho sh aplehens eg tye TO BID FOR KANSAS CITY STAR o Was & 1) ¢ ad ch “| Soothes Jin Fisher of Lewiston, former P‘inction that the returned soldier | Attornev-Gene ral of Maine, ap- Was called ‘Maior’ or ‘Colone l’ by | E. Halderman-Julius of Girard, ¢ Gov. Ralph O. Brewster to COM- “@iteurtesy, Actual research general- | Kan., Announces Intention. | M T P rfum eping investigation of jaw en- ly Wil] show a very aditte rent rank, | the Associated Press ie Y y SECFE c e conditions in Kennebee County, Siren very often no rank at ell.” | PARSONS, Kan., March 25.—E. | Faster Styles co-operating with State police Caspar § Yost. president of the | Haldeman-Julius, Girard publlsher, | - ail Ve Ves os ; 4} | officers. who have been prob ms of the Americ: Pevoluti | said here he planned to make a} ‘ eae : blend B b P . sg a onbagantoe of Distinction monly of A0ANL Perjumes ‘Moted “an English philosopher” i bid for the purchase of the Kgn- | Who Said that he “never heard any- | 8as City Star. which is to be offered | €disparge good birth except one for sale within the next two years | ‘under the terms of the wil] of Wil- = arf “ iid parties rivaling New athtuh’’ incident. Fisher will tis rect to the Govef= A CHARMING sEcRET—and a secret of charm—with ‘the smartest women of Europe and America. Blend i] Liquors seized by the Stat® | OO hed it not. nor anvone boast ($6 to $13.50 the s > qu Te Wey? e taken é orn the State a 3 it who had any? hinge € lea to he liam h. e Nelson, founder of the used at wild, parties.”’ a E Proud of.” He added, ““‘We don’t | newspaper 3 ‘ is had a prohiibtion law Jonge? Bett to be likened to the potato,!. “I have made no formal bid, al-. , Within a price range for every it ; Sousouks, Ligeia, Chypre, Afghani, Gtardsni, Ming— two ther part of the United States Eo whic! h it is truly said that the !though I have been working with ‘woman—here only are Brandt Td rant WI or more of these expressive fragrances—in varying pr ions, to make a new enchanting fragrance w ry ” fat hi ¢ 1g *4 oe a i} ; d a Pnly ‘ave "> ef + “s , : ¢ 7 os . ~4 » *9 © » ¢ o 1 1} ~ “ J a , e fat of prohibition, enacted | E0od part of ij is under; that end in view,’ Haldeman-Julius De Luxe Patent values! ALL the newest initia aw in 1854 It never was en- 4 Pound . said. ‘“‘I know that the paper is - , Tri , pe ; 4 | said. ray Trim : Pos “— t] ap: | Aeairable and anticipate. that Silver Gray modes for Easter. The superior t e na tura ts your our mood. Ligtia and Af pag coer a as are also Chypre and Sousowks. All Babani Perfumes | — ~~ -- A Ne NE At EO TL LE GIT ee te. te li a ne congressiona! enactment T very ‘4 as not helped things. Instead 4 iy, Temas Re a Works at 86. there will be bids from all sections $10 showing of supreme values. | arned by Matne’s ae the | FORT w OR “3 « March 23.|0f the country and naturally do not — “ gp eae ae | will combine in lovely harmonies. These smart per- es repeated Maine’s mistake. . | osinpee, ee scenma we show mv hit ; etely.” “ *» 9°: Sheerces “hiffon ose in springs OVELE Si [ O res \ ‘ mis p The popular fancy of most news- ‘care to show my) and compl Queenter Rneresel yee pike as cute * of () O furnes are imported from Paris Elizabeth Arden in ; z 4 Per r¢ ~~ Op ene bate we A Fi Les. ‘ if Sfttvi Procencescog a iif. Od wate ; RE POVESTRIAN HEROES. B win in 3 te te HO at «! 3 a. 7 SCHOOL TRAINS IN MEXICO 8 Pairs for $5.50 ° just the distinguished bottles and boxes in which they | | rness has them dozing be- | ——— ; r os Angeles Times = their desks or holding hon-| They Will Tour States to Instruct | Charoc Purchases Balance of Month Placed on May Ist Statements | ] acs are sealed in Paris. Mibie that in the lapse of time ; ry or ad\yisory pos ns Jt does Teachers | ; 7 he le ?’ : of ' 2 " ee ts 9 j ' + erica! ey . WA 7 rear a statue of 3 ~~ app) ¥ te su co) Ww tony now in i Specia! mn the Tost Sienatch. se EJ th Ar 5 Venetian Ti 4 Preparations itig mounied Upon his favorite an eight, ¥-SLX' Veqny VA no re rulare | SAN ANTONIO, Tex.——Educa- and Babani Perfumes are on sale at ; makes his ai ket * ‘ for ‘he rt tional! demonst ration trains have | | var lords in these Telegram and Record-Tele-| been assembled to tour the various ii liv on *K men and q hey may do "57 nele Tir cyt} y' ’ Ww alke r states of Mexico under auUuspic es | Wl Ed Pinaud: ‘n their bathrobes 4f they 3 overs the stockvards id he ke eps | of the Mexican Department of Ed- | | : ina . SP? and often ahea l of the vounger , ucation, a according to an announce- Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. ' \ ] AL men. He Writes three exte ive| ment received at the Mexican LILAC EGET. Mterpretative articles a day ros fi Consulate here. | 820 OLIVE ST, h S Mock movements. He scorns use of| Each train w'll carry & corps of | for t € kin Me Or any assistance in his walk- | | teachers, doctors a nd technical | png. He uses a @uble keyboard! experts and three mont hs will be PPewriter with Epeed Mor 20) spent in each State, the time being &=—— ~ ~ . r This W ‘be the last of ous bys resees "| > | Scruggs, Vandervoort & Barney | Famous-Barr Co. Stix, Baer & Fuller | | Exrzasera Anpan, 673 Fifth Avenue, New York a Soe ee 2 rue de la Paix, Paris Work ey have any hard riding to Go, i taxi. The warrier no more his iines ™% rapped in an em- oak and mounted upon a pluns- He either uses the telephone tf les nround in a Ford. We rie here immortalized ip a enamel Lizzie oes he published } own paper, | used instructing rural teachers, ‘ - > * . o 4 Blooniti 1@ Ua.) Democrat. i the announcement said. .

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z4* > $e fF iis T15ie? {Ff st HY eeeveoeeN ™ WE Gebs 2.1 i si? ‘o> iis WAih- i Te@atciici & watws & wre & Hes around in a Ford. We may me =6He uses a dou keyboard | experts and three mont hs will ; Btw ris. ; : a ome hero immortalized a A pePewriter WIth speed ror 0) spent in each State, Lizzie ‘ . ae ie wears hie Publis: ° cj / i r Wri paper, | wsed instructing t Bloomticlg Va.) Democrat. “+ rura = the time be! ns l | the announcement said. ST.LOUIS POST -DISPATCH Le ac be c —— eee hers, THURSDAY EVENING, otreet, London 2 ruc c¢ ia Pat, MARCH — r are Ltt ee } 110.000 ounds resistance | | dead here, following an operation | NEW CONCRETE ME ' | | Engineering one of the faculty | with .0 P : | | : ri . i: : 2 i se the heam was rated as hay- ' for intestinal! trouble. Before Buying ; a , RFINFORCES OL STE members conducting the experi- | whic: _ caste sam wel sn 4 a — ee : ment. ing wen + See th : ie ; ALES EL men Inventors of the new processhad| = ADVERTISEMENT ©. FR S C 0 J ® ; . ra Ra Sn Te ° ~ ‘e+ 7 ‘ ~ tt eres ive . is Beam Condemned on Brice Show The new process. which consisis sage +} heam would with pee ° ° fic: tga ere ace pont - GOITRE CAUSES | , eintz- t ES eee Double Former Stremeth One of applying a special concrete MUX-; _ s 240,000 pounds pressure aft LZ we Mi E oe 8 . ~ Se od ae) ——— on ye Month After Treatment. ‘ure under high pressure. was used. sreatment. Structural engineers : Eye Pressure, Nervousness, Sleep- cig 2 All-Steel Garage to M P H i a: sf? ha« A ee 1 * aay Trem 2 : " . se ‘ F : : - 4 ma ; = bed “ == im ee oe . \" pan eg en a 15-foot section pf a 24-inch from a number of railroads &Nnc | jegsmess, Headache, Difficult [2252 Ss = 4 fs 5 : ri | NY ; cera +tAce a anngyets - . = iy SS . mo : ee iret day of testa tief a condemned Chicago bridcs« sniversity officiais are attending plete Relief. = Fire and Storm Proof Leaves nena , ae Hed ‘"SHinecrings experiment station TT? steel. which was badly cor- ,,. seers which ¥ a ’ continued |; Mrs. William Tullock, 827 Bremen ar LOCOMOTIVES Arrives Memphis ............... y ' ae ' hi J =! ef. i\ t ay or © . ae tn * Mg ; - ‘= - > = treatment 2$§ ~ — U i St. Louis. Mieso@: = = _ = vo: — = oe : out 4 ail : ity of a new j roded. was given t a - through next | the results obtained from Sorboi-Quadruple ee Por Tickets or Phone Garfield 7309 ~~ £5 4 . i lg oncrete tft ated stale Inder testing machines that she invited anyone to cali on her of g. ; Bae SS : ~ ITI ' .) davs ar ae! Siligan, 4 2 vt en a - - inquiries $e + or old eireetare: ‘corgi ay jays a Te aia On ted Borah’ -% : | a a ee I iaieiianaaet aie ETAT. ; 1 Reo aR RERLETOE = Aine Be Op mii yes 75c Value at auc | "AN SWEF. Freems | C:: ; rable eira 4 CoOp- west ape Bie plains Ls ee POE NOTE Se OeR eR Nee Tae : a i und and finished [|] ha! Pg iene a cUé&- i Tomrer - , Re ats ba bast! . ” ‘ . bt - he OD EA A RRR TITEL teenie yl itches Swe mo nis latiah oo aad unaieiss acetal hehe teh Leh co me : ~ - - — — es : gray osted tan (| eoats f waterproof lac- aes Cash cuer. three invisible leaves $3.00 as Re he ang i0ur sturdy nalirs ere ce TI $4.00 Cash V enetian Walnut Dresser $70 Values, at Automatic Windsor Da-Bed $45 Value at $125 Vaize, at the Umeon = $89.75 EE ANNE style 28.50 ia ] i a i 8x12 size: wel] made Velwet a4 ~ ypowee guess size Baby Crib: = z ae P Ze steei with hearyr continu- | UES a2 28 cno:ce of #: Cus POSBis convenient nue | patterns oa aide ; trory or walnut en- ij ie ~ 5 ame i $2.00 Cash fe $1.00 Cash i ‘ Reed Steamer Chairs With Arms $2.00 Value $1.29 oneal G Steamer Chaire made “ms.Qmiapie frame and A AO NE A AB CREO SA St IAS hrm Ret ect es vanities eat, Biers ee “th ? REE canvas aie e | $150 Vaizes, Rockers : With Pad, at $16 Value, for : 5 i, 2 brown B French g7ar retonn- * a Bed Suites made of fiber = | . ‘ ine Gavenport contains a , ~T Sé%ee ; 02 gg agg stn (iber Rockers || fnil-size coil spring be: “AOle } 7 Lz ‘ -* _ -—- +s . re. ras -nOoice coucre if Heat pad neluded nd “an eta i.e@ seals iphe.- sierec hancson sretonne. ~ $1.00 Cash (Bargain Basement.) oy iS laa ln ai a 8 OF Wrought fron Lamps $25 Value at $15.95 EAUTIFULLY pelrch romed | wroughi irem )unior bases | pieated silk shades, $15.95. $1.00 Cash , and pete Bi. Mahegany Davenport Table $20 Values, for Py 475 Bake ‘ Seatac at ak BRS Sk ial ae fay Ae th BA ef atte tle ttl alle Bite BALIN Sah inn inkin eat ISO atinn ti ANI: Ci RN eR a ele ite ate . Boe Nir pay be ee Ss ae a A iin pn rk ce / $32 Velues at $21.75 ; LI-GRAY enampied Fawmeu s ‘:as CLL size maxie ianges with large Diack fiber wi ren and Drolier. Fu large drawers and gUaraiteed. clothes side. $5.00 Cash $2.00 Cash XS Nite, y 4 | Ve 7 ,* (Z A ——— Steel Steei Grey Gas S'?t@ Veluwe at $67.50 $3.00 Grey “ Arief” Kitchen Cabinets $65 Vaiwes at Cash ae hh Pe. Mix ow a rm a \- s — . - ’ * ILT-RITE Gas $39.75 = E . oh}*F 4 Ranges in the ke é *% Newest stee!-gray en- Besos of eetic cak i amei and with IS — in the latest steei . = ; eren and broiler. Fu gray with all the /at- S- ‘4 guaranteed. a | est devices. ‘ l 0 ve rstuffed $5.00 Cash 2 H a. oe Steei Cray Enamei NRE AT Tet tl oy olde 2a egy ie te ia Pe i ahaa beg eh anil te ov > $5.00 Cash S118 Veilwe at 29 75 69.75 — ; . ° ENUINE x ' RITE” make: Vacuum four lange gak with 20-foet com Durners se Oven | cumpiete set With &: tehen healer mente. Living Room Chairs, $40 Values, Now at $22.50 SPE oe Bye Ny, ee * AA EA NAA ~ a Pe th ‘ AY } I cities i ee ‘=- a etna ee | $1.95 Val- wes at TT? AIN'T polreh rome Friday as t 1d o a A China Cabines $55 . 3 5 Value at Venetian Wainut Boudoir Lamps $14 Val- wes at OMPLETE with etik shade and polr- chromed wrought iron bridge base. $1.00 Cash a: $2.95 Val- ] QR N= “hina acinets — Oe er a + «ex $ . gmizute beeks of Breakfast Suite 7 stee ppc = Nerth Site Nash Co.. of which & ae $3.00 Cash FRE pottery and metal bases was principal steckhoi¢er, was sen | With meat parchment shades ‘tenced ‘o two years in the pen ~ are showt for violating the cheats am act when he tnterrupted hi a » Vanity Dresser 465 Values, at the inion fer Si7S Veces, at thre Unten fer as bg oe ¢ ini mari oS 7 a ~- ™m : @i +4 pieces or at eid iT? UG z triple mirror va! , - 2+. own t + See 8 oBBSEt ye. e& i wid! ho wend ved . and iTge size creseer. 7. before Judge Mix yesterday by fing guilty. Be threw himseif on the merc] of the court after the State offered @armaging ‘estimony to the effec that he had used his dual busines Cedar Lined Chifforobe ALNUT finish Chifforobe gonnection to enable the motor with drawers and hang- eompany ‘o obtain approximately ing space and lined with gen- $25.°°° from the lean company 63 uine Tennessee Car ecunting time payment mort $2.00 Cash notes “secured” by autemoe- which 41d not exist. | Lee M. Pierce. organizer and for- president of the Nerth Side hc which had gslegrooms °7°4 North Grand bdeulevard, -onvicted two weeks age and to three years fm the lazy for o®Staining money ‘aise pretenses. He ts under ?*- Royal Easy Chairs we at — $17 85 eS « enced mn: nit 3 an* z wt L1vVE bea frames mi- R tation leather, reclining md seeking a new ‘trial. a and footrest are fea- | Green Yas granted a 60-day stay = $1.00 Cash ef execu lon to wind up his affairs Lacquer Before en'ering prison. —_ | The p-incipa!l wtitmems against $i7S Vaiues, Tea Wagon = . ie a Oe at the $129 | Sew ing pkkeeper for the moter cem- Union for $30 Vai- | Cabinets who described a system of T= > buffet is good “a ol ~ $1 . 2 85 | d explaining transactions dur- ies astite pias diene | $20 Val- 14.75 | 1924 tn which Setitieus sute- Bn a8 teed oe aT; > Ten Wessun eith | ge at § fie numbers Were recorded on e: ~~. side CRE =_—- a ~ - 2 + i « a 4. === ¥ = 7: — @, User — > —- - | a “ee, 4 Tarieiy ‘ 3c a * _ - parments due on imaginary he said He also exhibited muta books of @trecters” meet- ‘denti*vring Green as “Mr. XX.” explaining thet Green was lor $2.00 Vaizes, at the Umeon fer % ‘$1.29 ter company. | Wher the meter company tafled fanuary. 19233, Cehen senalé turned the ‘to him. rae Be Re Bd “Kroehler”™ Velour Da-Bed $47.50 250 V aiues. ‘$1 65 t th - . Shales fo $75 V ail- ue at THREE PIE Uitte wit 2 rhc 3 rad $10.00 Cash tem home Coben testified. “IT took seer home, bat I ids burn ‘axe r ss _ An investigation after the faflure Mf *>s -omparr resnited ts tndict- Green and Pterce last ‘s a former city em- saving been a clerk under Koeln before he fotned -ompanr. He lives at ‘TIn-e = +? : i ~- ” , *e®eT) ins » 4 om "e@ avenue. a dane ach and 50 28. $28.68 Cash E EARLY RISERS IN PARIS Newspaper Publishes Results of Inqrimes Among Crlebrities. a. eee to the Pow-Die. RParre Bewrpa 7. - % 73° mower 24 Saou = One Parisian ‘as been ‘eoudueting a ‘9 the time when rar a% Hurley Washers S'2S Veiwes at $74.50 D E MONSTRATORS. "Geen t Late | | S "2\man celebrities get up and r -o °° work Marshal Feel a if $1.00 Cash miwarvs un as o'clock, unless he ‘ ‘ “fe"" oot late in goctety the “ Us evening. M. Bou Fe- “ChBSON” OAK thie begins work at 8. > Fee 4 lecomte ef wader - the French | 8S awacened at 7, reads | H 7 aes at newspapers in bed, eome | | $19.25 eer Rewer goes ; | SOLD sak Giheon K > bed for . breakfast and iw at i i Refrigerators. sice x byw 3-35 Ts otLarT * teri Tra} A+ n Tt | with a two-quart water Ths ‘snionabdie painter van cooler and four refrig- “een Stars up late and gets up «} 'y 148 keeping thin, he e- nes $1.00 Cash ik ¢ A , . 4 OF NS ee : > ; > ) » ee y a ‘ic avoiding having “as eh. met: Sadi lecotnte, avtater. is WikGe a AS Delivers One fd x 777 WN Ss: (é MG GET APS i\ li “ng ‘eid by 8 o'clock and = “rT nome before T p. m. Andre 'ocomohbile manufacturer "S ‘is office at 19. The Be ers head of the fur. , are at their stere af t her $24 Value. at the Umen fer a ee PRONT-ICER Re Beer. preskieat of tae i ... "TS syndicate, & at : renee we ot eee } e's Mausa, ‘nen Irs. the his "Todicate, reaches SPAN = AMA March 25.— Care be 50 i “? at Manizales, : Fi uD: — | | ten F~ $17.85 es-ing nich the Cathearal Values ag “oe have heen iin me ui @nfra! The | F° ‘E-PIECE Breakfast Suites in 8. a city of about 1 a ‘full-size link | 4 * ivory or gray enamel! decorated. was wwept by fre | ‘rep-ieaf tabie z four wil- t ecrep | 4 ¢harrs included. — hull-seat re of atl ~~ : $12.00 Cash—Balance Menthi Dre. ; 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE ST. | — th 8 emtimated lous 9

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es St. L0U18..cosssmseenees tI BS + Tower GtOVOcccccoccen 11:38 es PORD .cnctdemnanin 7:35 ions, Phone Garfield 7800 A. Frisco Lines. 835 Frisco Bidg.St. Louis Me SARE IO PA A IN ce TR Al asa ne rR er WANTS. alias = —— JT.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a Trt Peps. i" 'ns were Tacte 5 _ ——-—- ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1926, fii tng PART THREE. RX’ 1S GIVEN H YEAR TERM FOR | Trial and Throws Himself ~ on Mercy of Court, Plead- ~ {ng Guilty. In neat mes for } especial! owe io KD MORTGAGES ON IMAGINARY CARS Pe : Given 60-Day Stay of Exe- 1 cution—Lee M. Pierce ' Jehn H. Green, former secretary onthe Remedia! System of Loaning, Bic, who was “Mr. X.” on the = ‘minute books of the bankrupt BNerth Side Nash Co. | wes principal stockholder. was sen- . & | ced to two years in the penli- ary for violating the cheats ana ling guilty ' He threw himself on the mercy, of the court after the State offered | damaging testimony to the effect | that he had used his dual business | connection to enable the motor! company to obtain approximately | $25.000 from the loan company by) Wscounting time payment mort-.| gage notes by automo-. Bilies which did not exist. : ™ lee M. Pierce, organizer and for- | mer president of the North Side. Mmesh Co. which hed galesrooms. Meet 2724 North Grand boulevard, s convicted two weeks ago and. Benienced to three years in the, Bpritentiary for ottaining money my false pretenses. He is under. Mond, seeking a new trial. | | Green was granted a 60-day etay Mexecution to wind up his effairs | before entering prison The principal witness against | Mereen was Max Cohen, former Mokkeeper for the motor com- | err. who described a system of . mud explaining transactions dur-. me 1224 in which fictitious auto- | Mobile numbers were recorded on Mricagcee representing that ma- fines had been sold. He !{denti- Moa emall black notebook, “an Mest record of fictitious transec- ms.’ which was a complete rec- lof payments due on imaginary | ms, he said. He also exhibited | inute books of directors’ meet-. Bidentifving Green as “Mr. X.” | fi expiaining that Green was ful the Joan company would Mrn of his connection with the fforohbe | hang- th gen- “secured” es, iImi- eclining re fea- 1.75 INGTON mahver- Pe space ch Rock- of maple motor company. eats. When the motor company fa!led sement. January, 1925, Cohen said | n turned the incriminating | bke over to him. “He told me, take them home and burn) m,’-Cohen testified. “YT took | m homé, but I é4idm't burn An investigation after the faflure | me the company resulted fn Indict- | wert of Green and Pierce last: une. Green is a former city em- | more, having been a clerk under, Belector Koeln before he joined | . ; loan company. He lives at) mess Athione avenue. PME EARLY RISERS IN PARIS ———— — a ‘paper Publishes Hesults of | Inquiries Among Celebrities. 3 ; Correspondence to the Poe-Dig. | 3 patch. | PARIS. March 5.--One Parisian paper has been conducting an | eaquiry as to the time when vari- | Parisian celebrities cet up and | ‘0 work. Marshal Foch is | miwars up at 7 o'clock. unless he mas been out jate in society the M. Bouju., po- work at 8. POTzes Lecomia French - demy is awakened at 7, reads newspapers in bed. does some | reises, takes a shower. foes to bed for breakfast and is at es K by 8:15 The fashionable painter Van | “e°n Stays up late and gets up | thus keeping thin, he ex- ming. and avoiding having “an ab- penen Sadi lecointe, aviator, is | + the fiving field by 8 o'clock and | ver home before 7 Pp. m. Andre | ven, automohile manufacturer, | 7 his office at 19. The Rotter | a — — of the fur dealers’ | > at their store at 7. : Derdinger President of the | = founders’ Syndicate. is at the | TY every morning at 5 o'clock. | 7 ce Mauss, head of the re-| . a Syndicate, reaches his of- | RB ane nee at Manizales. f Prese ; ear March 25.—Diapatches an oe report another dis- | during 7 Manizales, Colom- | ei em the Cathedral is | Ae Pn destroyed. PP werd tha of about 15,000 | ' , ao by fire last the he a a of build- , Fedarith «+ vg A hig L.*?. 00 - . na as a a Un be - of persone wibte intered th, PIOPMes +, ,% u : Vfre madden rr ‘ Wious evening. Chie!, begins of the sibeon sicie- inagide water refrig- ' ary, * 4 sn H. Green Interrupts i i | | ' | ; i ; i : ; | of which he | ei tee is act when he interrupted his | whirls! before Judge Mix yesterday by. | | | Friday and Saturday will be big days here—we’re prepared to serve the largest crowds and give the +S «ee “'s .. ** ~~ 7 ¢ * ae 2 ° Ps >" ?: vr “ p- *. ; a se " « “h we , % ‘ +a’ a _ we nr af * ‘sat Fe we CAA OS ae “a, eS ~ os A Ay >a or T> «4 om > SSER 200 Vix: - “eS RS Se Cee teas ee ae} . - greatest values in our history HART SCHAFFNER & MARX TWO-TROUSER & ONE-TROUSER | NEW SPRING SUITS & A revolutionary clothing value Never before have such fabric values, such authoritative style, such tai- loring been offered for so little -— you now get the high quality of the world’s greatest makers, Hart Schaffner & Marx, in a great feature line at as low a price as you’ve been required to pay for unknown makes of clothes ¥ TERE are the season’s newest styles and fabrics— _. worsteds, silk mixtures, velours, tweeds and cassi- meres—light colors, dark colors, medium colors and plenty of blues in cheviots, flannels, unfinished worsteds and serges—new single and double breasted models ' AREFUL planning, economical buying on a monu- mental scale; quantity production—they are how this great value is possible. The price shows-the money- saving effect of large scale production To appreciate the values you should see the clothes CHARGE PURCHASES MADE BALANCE OF THIS MONTH WILL BE SHOWN ON NEXT MONTH’S STATEMENT ~WOLFFS Washington Avenue at Broadway '’ nl SS cece . | 3 ~ , : kan Sensi ; ‘ ’ . » Se le . : ¥ . «

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ARC epnn ge. Oe a ee eee oe te ee at A pee — R , oiiing - ee RT sy a tay i sew Ses ee ee NTS : - j , 2 NR Be a a a rn Ry a ea ane eat ASEAN FO AM: ARLE GK HT & ie Roam, aka ‘es ™ 7 re + wine hte ~ ‘ -s9sereereoeroSo”*””- Se Sh = J _ . " Se ab. | were POINT O' Perkone were infured Se Were made hrnere ' ee ' - l THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 25. 1228 TT eed = ________STLOUS POST-OISPATCH - eta ee me — AA a ~~ mee ame. INITIATIVE, PETITIONS OUT | IW POLICE PENSION PLAN ote Propesed on Enabling Act to Empower Legislature to Make Old-Ace Allowance-. Id al Clin 1a ture nact | pens € Now, while ice and snow grip the north, the Valley, 400 sia miles further south than Southern California, is shipping iS train loads of delicious, golden citrus fruits and various kinds mii of winter.vegetables. Its residents bask in a flood of warming sunshine. ; Wrig € Probably no other section in the world has so much to show eg ) ; in the way of development, so much to offer in the wav of er oti rich soil, ideal year-round climate and almost limitless oppor- aac ; tunities. : : At the Very Tip of Texas secre: —But Easily Accessible \j3 Z Through Fast.Service a ~ *. poetbinlagtne « 2 ee: RR nS Si Mare Re “see aoe ho ' r a a on a nee? , ~ a po ae ie SRS RR eer Blescapesoe ages false i Pr ey Ce agp ee - ait canes: 7 ee oie res 1e Ha est oy « ladies gubaiienaich i wad, cama t Pa icpire ie oy ee eee Sie at Ae ee ne SP ORNL SaaS as REA pe RE Wee from St. Louis Daily the Hoard of Police Commissioners, unshinepecia CATERING COMPANY HELD UP_ 7 Three Robbers Obtain $200 Cash. $590 in Checks. at Zciler Bros. DAILY SCHEDULE > tints v. Se. Louis ‘ = | . Heuston r 8 2 e ot . nd on B 3. a Negro ¥ stone A aa f Yr wera asnen rear Too! D Passenger Trafic Manage were searched The -robbers MISSOURI PaCIFIC R.R. CC ; = ee pon : . + 3 ran to @a@ i omobdile in which a Rai!lwav Exchange Bidg lee eeen wabted ami Gren ae \- | ouis Mio — MePherson avenue ha checks Lo we —~ a ~“~ + ae ee ae ed 51 ts eS Lom ci a= ask De Tt ae ee —_— _ BEATEN, THROWN OUT OF AUTO G N. Hanni of Troy. Mo.. Tells of Being Attacked Here by Two Men. at A See, vee and enjov this wonderful heaith-giving National Park in Arkansas. Special stop-over privileges and round trip rate from Little Rock, $3.51; trom Benton, $2.0. Delightful Stop-over at Hot Springs | | J — -"perec “. anni. 4 rears — . - FT ee mn ee 4 °*oD : NBO * = ™~ & ae | » a * y+ 4 ~ J aa ‘ a :cked D wo men who c.imbec ~~ ~ : : ~ , : ‘ +*¢ ~~ a > _ — The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening into. ~~ his automobiie whe 2 newspaper giving Associated J/’ress news service. siowed down for the crossing a’‘ ‘ y : " a , . - - pete ie NaS le nf ae . ates ce AW; - nee Lo Te eg Mesh he 7” . : 2. « re re ae % Lgnhies PROS WY > he * Ay ailing pgs pt tara ty a atey> SP Sey ¢ bt Prin 7 n 3 - * Se ag Ree A AEE TO NALA TOLL A AYE ee Ras 2 een NE TON OF RN RE AR REN NE RGR RR RO OS NEE TE NN EIT T IN RT RN RF RS CT TI NR NL CL AG NE LS TLS RLS LET ONL LE ECL COLELLO RS BR aE Ao i a is a NL At AT ONS IA AS I AOR RE tt RY AE A a een ei Who wins the race to the bath? Everyone loses in homes without an extra bathroom Every growing family knows the hurry cost you can tum it into a convenient and vexation of ume flying while four or comfortable bathroom that will start the five wait to use bathroom facilities origi- day right for the whole family. nallv meant for two. Don’t puzzle about where to find the - . ‘ " , ’ . , 7 Ir you begin each day with these delays. space. Any experienced plumbing con- this irritating rush and its compromise tractor will gladly help you. Consukt him. cleanliness; then you know how it strains : i. Sig oh ae aie Then visit the Crane Exhibit Rooms and the tamily tie. Breakfast is a gloomy, ; . ie ? | | oo "?*? see the latest frxtures, marvels of com- piece-meal affair, with everyone hurrying, : ee eo | pact convenience. At prices within reach yet almost certain to be late. — - ; » of all there is a broad range of types End this dreary and irmtating morming and sizes: as well as valves and httings for rush by adding another bathroom. every need. All are designed and made to In your home there likely is “slacker” serve you dependably and economically. space, an unused closet or an empty With your satisfaction assured by their hall-end or a small spare room. At little one unvarying quality — Crane quality. Ho wouldn't trade 2 space only seven feet ten by four feet tour for 2 Arne of clean iimess like that shown i this pian? 4a al!-mhice anish oreatiy enhances the appearance of the Saneto svphon jet closet and low tank, C 10608. Both are of twwenred vitreous china. The strong, thorough, and quiet action of this umit ts ideiy approved. > f Tere ; 7 , 4 a ef, Sf A ; o * oy jn, i SS on Mpg JA : WGI, — i ff * “ he thd - x 4 . - ya \ ve SLL 4 “mes 4 i 4 Ah : @ TE | GS ty t ‘ ‘ os 4 . al sy fq Yb x T ’ ‘ CL | he concealed shower, Cs400-B. te has a bent arm and adustable 4 ’ Odis porns fo sirav tm any diTec- Vg as TS mF s ———— ee, oor. i ¢ gracerus SeaqulS oT oes f ij a, fmrce- Tred vitreous corm, Nora i | a an ‘ , ~ ’ ~ +) i 2 a) | lavatory wth pedestal, C2604 i, i | 2 iit 4 is appreciatec at first srght. Pitt ; > 5. ia ' \Qout pep yrrtip S$ Pi aes i i 3 +7 4 Ipour, « € 1OW, and pba izD ij i | f ad i ' vA ere aii @ Dart oy Pe siad. J€ ty 4 3 —m CGO = s, = a — H Z & SAMS ’ Sep —E————————_ CMM " “ / , . 7 + J 0 emetic Ren cme PLUMBING AND HEATING MATERIALS CRANE CO.. 30 South 16th St.. St. Louis. Mo. Branches in All Principal Cities Consult a responsible plumbing contractor. It pays! IE er etre ee ear puntiemnimananinatiateas ae Se is ie - : ~ +s =. , om 4 ~- ; Jeimial boulevard and Sarah street at 7 p. m. resterday. He lrove the men north to West Belle place. where he refused to drive -= ~ | ae 2 4 is * ea P n - ae . . =~ oe. a = oO sy a . + a 7 a | as At Deaconess Hospital he was 4 > - : sie a 4 oe = er 4 we pf ead irgentiine Fisger Drowned. ated Press . r - . . - > ~~ . ar - 7 a I LOS AIRES maTCR — a ed 7 c = —— ~ ~ ; ‘ i rag 8 . Ar- ~ -* > —- ’ = S Ss Des ATCOWR airmen was = -—- ‘ . * > Pe > - tn = = irowned in the Parana River when S$ s€apiane crashed while he is n 4 search for Capt. Ma riag €i:ioW aviator Wino S ae x a eurifis, neuralgia and rheuma- tism yield almost instantly to re- markable formula A-VOL. Does not depress the heart or upset the stomach. Prescribed by thousands of physicians for a!l aches and pains. At your druggists in handy 2% packages. ‘+e most probable candidate forthe planned ‘to returm ths epochiai ‘na-to-Spain flight flight of Commander Franco. proposed Argent: This Beautiful Nickeled Silver-Finished Box of & PURITAN BEAU wince vou tha Puritan Be: qualities its T « ~ .» * . ‘ yne appilicat:on W! i2t In Every Way—lIt’s the Best There is Your Choice MEDIUM LIGHT FREE OFFER Pese '°* 3% = a TAL ~ + 2 NOTE :-—?Puritan ion Powder “as i For LIMITED TIME Only ro - _— am - ist “ and Lip Houge. sw - . aes Case . . Recommended by Physicians and Druggists in U nore than 20 years. It is the , PAZO OINTMENT im tubes with Pile Pipe Attec ag ali - 4 ejacmm inat'o ses ° . & — fs aa . . end in tin boxes, 60c. The circular enclosed with each tine fells > 7” r ] + 29 mes Slease and deiight you ey bex contains facts about Piles which as = Cena An * ? y a ‘ A « of ORANGE i — «| WE SHIP AND DELI Severe tests in cases of long standing have ” ODNTMENT can be @epended upon with abeclete’ cermin Bost St. Louis Agency” amy case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles, = end Foreign Countries. : Beauty Complex- been sold for — "i - 4 fF, aes * + + * 4 > a a PARIS MEDICINE CO., Besument and Pine Strests, St. Louie, Ma, ~ é., ao he Ricesrermensniiepes 5 * 2 + DISHES in one-tAird iess time a | “*. } + - = ‘ Ct 7 oe a kt alt a Run the hot water over CHIPSO for quicx ae ae h little more | in i es D..¢ oh + — 2°, You $49 . sucs . — Ge i CIis.te* ae at el a than take them out and mmse, because | CHIPSO dissolves grease with amazing | speec. And what sparkling glass and gus- | + 5 tenming cnuina WHITE CLOTHES— without So:i:ng CHIPSO makes your clothes white without bo ing. You save work, gas, time and all the unpieas- antmess of steam and odor. Of course, if you prefer to bBoilyourclothes, :*'s quicker and casier to boil them with CHIPSO. eo“ : | A \4 A\ TUB WASHING — |? qQuicxer this war Put dry CHIPSO in the tub. Run in hot water and you have suds at once. Add coid !water to make the suds lukewarm. Twenty minutes soaking in CHIPSO suds loosens the dirt Squeeze sudsy water through the lothes, rubbing badly soiled pieces ughtiv between the hands. Rinse and wring rt-edters dre SUDS before you start the machine Put dry CHIPSO fakes in machine and rum in hot water. You get suds instant! wigfout running the mctor. This saves me anc electricaty. Put the cleanest clotSes in the Srst “load,” leaving the dirtier things wumt:i the last. Neighborhood. Go te i See Our Ad | Section tor an SEAL IL ILILIL IL ee ae oe ee ee es ee es a a a OU wouldn't knowingly pour a “clothes- oa chemical into your weekly wash, just to cut’ the dirt quickly. Remember. dirt-eaters are clothes-eaters, too. For the sake of your clothes, and your hands as well, choose a soap that cleanses quickly, yes —but safely, too. ~ And that means CHIPSO! Why? Because CHIPSO is the quickest, most effective, safe- cleanser known. CHIPSO is the wonderful new, economical, fiaked soap made by Procter & Gamble for every household use. CHIPSO’s foamy suds soak the clothes clean, quickly, thoroughly, yet safely. CHIPSO saves time and trouble. It ends chip- ping and shaving of hard cake soap. Its rich suds make boiling and rubbing almost entirely un- necessary. It rimses instantly and leaves the clothes with that sweet, fresh odor that you like so much. And CHIPSO is economical! There is enough tor 6 average family washings in each big package of CHIPSO. Look for CHIPSO’s blue-and-orange package at vour grocer’s. To try it, buy the ten cent size. To use it regularly, buy the big size. With Fittings Spring steel, double a: heat treated and oil 1 signed for the various Every Bumper positiw Th Closed-end Triple-Bar Bumy ers for all weight cars. Double - bar dDalloon B over steel: Special Sale Price PROCTER & GAMBLE SUDS instantl y—q then quick cleansin g, SAFELY we Ht ee eH OR Oe Keke, SO Re Roe eRe eRe ee ee

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: 7 Rage & SAT. Jumbles; Pecan ate Cherries; sit Milk Choco- te Creams; Nou- § and Caramels. ioe pound ~ , 5(c standing have proved on with theolute’ certainty to Sup fh ing or Protruding Pil Stop & ns and Druggists in ee Stat ee OOPS * Henn, «** . «; ** Cn Sur Easter Greetings SUNDAY, APRIL 4th Hand Painted Satin Egg Candy Containers in ex- quisite colors. An array of Easter Novelties appro- priately filled. Chocolate Bunnies, Eggs’n’ everything. ORDER EARLY \ \ ——_— rt tte s CORNER AT OLIVE **KIDDIE’® BOXES Nest Boxes in vari- ous sizes for the children filled with delicieus, whole- some and timely goodies for Easter. THREE SIZES 75c to $1.50 WE SHIP AND DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE Bast St. Louis Agency * * + 144 Collinsville Ave. By the Associated Press Meek, Democrat, St. Louis, expired. = sm DOETOR ON TRIAL JEFFERSON CITY, March 25.— Thorpe J. Gordon, Democrat, this city, has been appointed one of the five members of the State Embalm- ing Board by Gov. Baker. He was named for a term ending April 1. 1931, and succeeds Charles C. term ee ge ee ADVERTISEMENT eee ~ ee STOPITCHIN lihu A. Fluesmeier = ot j wr ale i ity, Mo. is on trial toda\ Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo | Will Help You every trace of Eezema, Tetter, skin diseases will be removed. For clearing the skin and making | bonds of the St. Joseph Bay Co. it vigorously healthy, always use Zemo, the penetrating, antiseptic | liquid. It is the one dependable, resenting them to be worthless. treatment for skin troubles of all kinds. Ask your druggist for a smal] size 60¢ or large bottle $1.00. Pim- ples, Rash, Blackheads and similar Never mind how often you have. dividends as agent for his mother- tried and failed, you can stop burn- ing, itching Eczema quickly by apply- ing Zemo. In a short time usually ——— io > es with Pile Pipe Attachment, cular enclosed with each tube hich everybody should know, — = ent and Pine Streets, St. Louis, Ma. yp ene ~ —— SHEL- RON a aes, - ha H) AU SUPPLY Co. TAKE NO CHANCES! "Safety and Security. Two buy-words of Star "Square. Whether Tires or Bumpers, you will " find the merchandise safe and prices right. BS Look for the STAR SQUARE STORE in Your Neighborhood. Go to the One Nearest to You-@® [See Our Ad in Sunday’s Post-Dispatch Radio| [Section tor an Extraordinary Sale of Radio Sets| ters! oe —— ay =o ss r a ‘‘clothes- BIG SALE ON CORD TIRES 29x4.40 Cords Your Choice at ...... : GOODYEAR All-Weather Tread Cord UNITED STATES MILLER Royal Cord Geared to the Road BALLOON TIRES Standard Make 30x3'% Clincher CORD TIRE $6.45 30x4.95 .. $19.95,30x5.77 .. $23.65 314.95 .. 19.951/32x5.77 .. 23.95 30x5.25 .. 20.85]32x6.20 .. 26.25 315.25 . 21.25|33x6.00 .. 26.45 Goodyear All- 32x4 Weather Tread. Goodyear AIll- | 33x44 Weather Tread.... .. $24.65 30x3 % Clincher F S CUPPLES CORD or SOVEREIGN CORD cose ae....... an ..+ +5 Qh E95 Goodyear Goodyear 32x4 Pathfinder Cord $14. 95 33x4 Pater Cord $15.75 ‘ 30x32 %% Oversized TITAN CORDS on aale ot... Soa Slightly blem- tshed, but will not impair the P)wearing quality ee ee I i cccememetenentniaalintdieemensimntetaean’ Soamtnatiinmmemndiiaainmmmemenaaee 29x4.40 Balloon DUNHILL CORDS onssleat...... OALIO] of these tires. veekly wash, . : \* + 7 thes- eaters, ir d your hands . : * } quickly, yes . 1% With =, Inquiry Rouses Humphrey's Ire. oa Br the Associated Press WASHINGTON, March 25.—Ev!- idence of a row in the Federal} iTrade Commission withea tariff con plex has come to the surfacs \ an witacs ry I £esionei Hi lIrev oO L¢ tir of the a) son oe 2 30)"°} fr wT de z 8 vest.gation ¢ }) e \ SO ions t lel a 0 questionnaires to associations “§: 7 —s in the open price group. a 7 ' r } »v? +4 sa 2 oe ‘ a ; ; These questionnaires and , ‘ , ’ i} accompanying letters, the Com ( \ missioner asserted, were loaded o1 their face “with an element of de. FF ini ception,” since they did not mak: : _ } } . rra te} . boy ct if plain L! at the CoTIIIN1IS1ON id ti ator McKellar (Dem.) of ‘Tennes see, ordering the investigation of possible effect on price fixing, “narticularly in the case of manu facturing concerns, the products of which are protected by a high tariff.” “te would be a credulous poll- tical neophyte who could not trans- late the mean ing of that lan- guage ’" Humphre declared. NEW — IN ORANGE PEEL S Completely Furnished Dining Room EXACTLY AS PICTURED ABOVE—COMPRISES 11 MAGNIFICENT PIECES—S$280 VALUE—ALL FOR..... \ Dining-Room Outfit of rare distinction at a decided saving in price. Genuine ® combination walnut, also the new Spanish two-tone walnut—all boxed-in drawers with center drawer guides. Stately buffet, oblong extension table, 5 upholstered high- pack chairs and one armchair. We include an exquisite buffet mirror and a pair of superb torchere lamps. i “8 o~ m TSC ‘ ‘ 4 | Te 1Ct ‘ , , : RUGS Al SAVINGS a ; FRE Mh save 4 oeaes ea E. “gh 1acR by 1 regs and ru ‘ Pains Ses 9x12 Axminster Rug Q97 5() PIGCE ICED TEA SET— LONDON, March 25.—The dis $45 Value, Reduced to.....- © | With Lach 9x12 Axminster Rug $37.50 $54 Value, Reduced to... gx12 Velvet Rug $94.5 () D, by the school of biochemistry at Cambridge University under th« REFRIGERATOR ‘o be a controlling factor in rick ets. The experiments proved ther Was a certain amount of putrimen!

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71864 MANCHES t Es ha °° De @& CONTTOUig acre 2a eee . hor HILAND 2140 feats. The experiments prov ed ther: MAIN ye Pee so: IZOD LOCUST 5 2+ was a certain amount of putrunen' | in the pecl, ~- i o> @G am ©& " © O28 by The Precter & Gambie Oe., © ‘eee ek & » THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1926. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCE: _ a i i ee Oe ee, -_- a ae . i BS Sha tatu a — oot no {] | Raiders Invited in: Led to Still. ; “prim Votes $50.000 for Flight. 250.000 pesetas (about $50.090) for er airmen and mechanicians will STANDARD OIL EMPLOYES HUMANE SOCIETY DRIVE: %n anonrmous information that MADRID, March 2§.—The Span. the proposed aie fheht from Ma- make the flight to Manila 1m . 7 eae nt ae % ; ~ ; oe $j ; St : +} odaw he o ~~ te em ‘ Standard Oil Co. of Indiana in St.' campaign, was begun today wner and led them.to the basement ; ; f Louis, who have been investing | legters were sent to dog owners DY wher they found a still, six barrels - she Mississippi and Ohio riy 4 2 , . - ~ * 77 ~ + oe mm > +h i . . , sig part of their wages in the com- Gerald B. O'Reilly, chairman of the’ of mash and six gallons of whisky ~~ i oad ee Ai ee ord : * ei fi nge a | it aS ~ cg + os . ~ oe +» —teateant tes yf? Ss gs - when Lad — ‘ : 7 llicates Ccailing for 19,250 shares Of to support tne society gaat | wen Ae came in. Girls Brown Themselves. *. _+ i es = =m 1 ea 4 — + ,amMmetfitse » owners ba cOmmon stock, vaiued at 1,250,- the resultant Demerits to Owners © , , $ FF . P > . This represegts a profit to: animals for The society is endeavoring to in- “IF IT COMES FROM the five-year period during which crease its working capita: tor 4anti- they have been md@king payments; maj relief br enrolling new mem- on the stock. They paid in $581.- | bers. Five classes of membership 4090, so their profit will be $668,- each with a different fee are of- | 600. fered. he employes’ stock purchase plan has been carried out in 11. ADVERTISEMENT | Ban tne been carried out ia 12 IT’S THE BEST”’ Deimar at De Baliviere } ee = YY | - ana . * . . ¥ tota] of $25,008 0¢ . " stock Wi; S 7 EE ty , be distributed to 15.000 employes, Imp 3° on e RI - about May 2%. The employes wer: ? C | © employes of 115 per cent ao Regge ee $ mag peak elas Shy sox assuer of at least 50 per cent ROAS I profit as the companr contributed People Notice It. Drive Them 2% cents for each $1 invested. The ff With i ds’ Per D | five-rear plan will now he stieceed- Off ith Dr. Ed arcs Per pound Wir, } : ed by a three-vear pian. with em- Olive Tablets. Braunsenweiger she Prope a - ay Birth ZY did \ Vode bel “Yes, that’s my-Brooch! It- $ was fortunate that I placed sam plores being permitted to invest a Liver Sausage 35¢c¢ ere —_ ha sa ein at a , i hind RIO ea dilarndigee ait SRS rina mes, teres RM henge ditlee, Bie) RANA, 2 op eae A KBP Y Aa tie maximum of 10 per cent of -their A pimply face will not embarrass Per pound « | - ee ro ee ee eee ee C. &. INSPECTED | ig e a New f th 4 wages. age of Dr.- Edwards’ Olive Tablets. jf “ ex of 3 % e Tors -s La 4 . ae pare 4 and irritating. e es b e r ries, 7 39 o ~ '- rhange,. opposing the passage of No one who takes Olive Tablets and net repacked. 5c honestv aS s 7 “hea zoning are man aT¢e he is *#yVer . — a Witn A . Jar«K brown . Per quart. a “3 2a 14 ; “ taste.” a bad breath, a dull, listles ef z i sen > memoders f e Board of so © ae tie ng -oOnst pai a = Asparagus = on oy E oA? | i : si \ _ * 4 s am « ‘ ee eS ee Las wi é mort e 7 G25 é ~'Aarmen Th ard * receive vid liver. bad spDoOsition r pimply soe: e ; - } Aicermen Lhe ara Wil e opty ver, Dad GispOsition of pimp.y fresh: large bundie _. 3 Cc a the ordinance from the Legisiati' eg ia , Ty e - an ci 2 eis . y ees ., i i aot. i iin aes ie sie O} ve iapPietS® are a put eiy vyeege- Caviar- Imported; largest i }) f h 4. 7 , cai 4- fd =, \ tT ae Smooth», satimy—men Like thas lather mmittee, with a ftavorabi® Trec- table compound mixed with olive selection in ‘St. | T VY ee \ \ Wadd we \ z ¢ ie mmendation. tomorrow afternoon rou will know them by their is: in: ye simi eee ai ! = € mmendation. tomorrow afternoon. | 0 I re _ wi & D3 Lewis; whole grain: 55c pas a iL By I a V \ 5 - and is expected to vote on ‘th age ‘awards snent vears ameoenzs g enn, pan . we jme =o next we pat an yg aft) 3 ” +. Pee nd 1, Tan. £1.06 ie a> it ” | : © - 1 Ra « & R % a ba aes cae | Th bowel complaints ar e Tablets | VOR Te ee an ee estore Far More Lost Articles ~@ ' 4 “Bs » * \ size jar. he Domestic: Your Loca! Dealer for Caviar lis oz. can 19c ; I ES ‘4 96 et a | of objection are the lack of a pri- 9 satin new SOd — Sa T ~ mM eS Nn vision for compensation for own- 4 Celery Knobs gat ' _ The Post-Dispatch regularly carries FAR MORE Wane ™ ,ers restricted in the use of gem x I € Ne. 3%, Ads than the THREE other St. Louis | _* > ~ ~ TreartnA re 4 + ~ _s 7 wa ae Phe membership of the exchances red i. Seater er Aire” oaatagr eden se Sra , can. $1.50; 42 j are the immensely efiect:¥e resuit. Cc r ry . . - : r f° iat a noon meeting yresterday inm- ‘Take one or two nightly fora week s cnn, lThan 4} Orth A ? f, - iy ant, refreshing, a C fom i, LS ‘dorsed the. star taken by th hag how mu better sou feel and Red Imported; large grain: 5 scene & Lediums Combined. « Se = ~ > ». a=: tee 4 °asure 4 i a sad ee. for salads; «2 75¢c * 2 can, ? Anything {mported or domes- | newspapers combined! pesca: and the height limitaticn The test of time and fr eine merits show better Theory what can 2 good mowtn im ¢t f nature's greatest ‘ a forecone conclusion : he people in St. Leuis and ad- ent territory think of the esults -hey have experienced from Me use of the great herbal | mown as Herb Juice. ave the satisfaction of downtown buildings Storage Batteries 8 8 tic ean be found in this, Sf, “TTS great! So smootn. it lathers in They tell us and their wives tell us. | a % : 2 I santiy, too, even when you stmke hard “My husband won't use any other saa $1600 IN CLOTHING, AUTO N. P. Winters Electric Co. Someneie Food Store | | ~~ “ater “ sovs one man. ~ ‘m lkyne all mv "1 Makes vou tee] so W 1] eroDome 644-52 Bic Bend Rd., Webster Groves _— e, “ y a os “yeh, a. 2 ‘ — - ° i. “ _ . : 3 j AND TIRES ARE STOLEN Webster 1576 W PE bater cong, fmends about Lux Torlet Form. And the —just like French soap. | orate > — > 4 J wis ~ . 3 . 4 . . fragrance is OOS — not Coo strong. We made Lux Toulet Form by the meth- Women's Apparel Shop and Two a me ; , . ee ae a Motor Companies Visited “Never saw such lather.” chimes in an- Od France uses for her finest toilet soaps. ie eatin le 7S SAL he Bel Enon eee, ee why it gives your skin that fresh, i’ Sieiive: giements valend 21 Your skin feels good after 1f. feeling costly imported SOaDS | $1600 were stolen last night ! m . . MO ns Lux Toilet Form wears and wears, | burglars from the women’s appar: T use it for everything—even shaved too. Its delicate fragrance is so delectable! | shop of Mrs. Lena Bartiing, 50 @ with it the other day. My face felt tine. | : | | North Taylor avenue 1 didn't need to Put anything on it whe This new diferent soap is at your At the De Luxe Automoblle ¢C ~ ' i. ad 4 an param Sones ® , st o nd TO- 2374 y oeiset street oF «whieh Ty te i 344 Se mete Utena an crud ned okt cruggist s and Gepartment store, and gr | 3121 Locust st: of ich Philiz sf cer s. Ask for Lux Torlet Form today. Ic H. Brockman, former Police Com- Yes—the men like Lux Toilet Form! Lever Bros. Co., Cambndge, Mass. missioner, is president, ~_ tires were stolen bv thieves, who é 9 ( ft 3 good health F forced a rear door At lor Persistent bubbling lather that even versal Automobile Co.. 2329 0 , aa street, a rear door was pried oper hard water cant depress ; 7 5 : aft | upon this wonderful xative every dar.” said the | N Exide Battery at the pres- and an automobile taken during “s ; the night ° ° ae epresentative of the Herb ent price will reward you ndicine Co., “is indeed very grati- One to all of us . PERMIT FOR $750,000 HOTEL a. : one liberally. The Exide gives such a Z * ™ sz ~ > = or | Cost of the apartment how be erected at the southwes, corner notably long service that you me pecmit, tansed vonerday. a pay amazingly little for your iaehe de ove state the full con battery mileage. Made by the heperucrase. The permit was is world’s largest manufacturers of storage batteries. Sold by Exide dealers everywhere. Help That : Backache! || S your back lame and achy? Are you . ea es nia nee tired, weak, nervous and dispirited? te wr cncucns Sena Do you suffer sharp, stabbing pains, ae headaches, dizziness and disturbing blad- der irregularities? Then you have reason to suspect your kidneys. Winter's colds and chills throw an unusually heavy strain on the kidneys. The kidneys are apt to slow up in filtering the blood. Poisons accumulate and upset the whole system. Don't risk serious sickness! If your kidneys are disordered, why not use Doan’s Pills? Doan’s assist the kidneys to healthy ac- tivity. They are recommended the world over. Ask your neighbor! THE ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTERY CO. Philadelphia St. Louis Branch, 1058 South Vandeventer Av. Phone, Grand 8900 ashington Ave: said: x nefited me more than I can po®- % a eenkan *Every Pitees | Tells a Story” Read How These St. Lowis Folks Found Relief: a OSCAR GRUNOW. Proprietor of MES. G. HIPP. 2006 Russell Ar.. Grocery Store and Meat Market, 4171 says: ‘* A cold settled in mv kidners Fair Av., says: ‘*‘ Mornings my back ani disordered them. Mr back was : ath ; and mornings va | hen i fires ra . up a ~ 2 ~ > } CHRIST REINHARDT. Retired Rar | ached and rheumatic pains settled in weak and acher.and it teak but little | + =< im | ' ' ber Shop Preprietor, 4115W Kossuth |} Av. smys: “I had pains in mr back <a NEN A AR OR te CORA ~ mv arms and limbs. Sharp pains aiso work to tire me out. felt nervous darted across mY kidnevs which and Mant times mr eig'it Was biinded sapped mv strength My kidnersa @ by tiny spots and specks. Mr. kid , were disordered. 1 used Doan’s Pills @ ners were inactire also \fter using han”) ee from Reuters Drag Store and ther ff Dean's Pills [T was entirely relieved ria me of the troubie. ° and the relief bas lasted. ° ee ee pen Ne seen wt 60c a box , Mlfge. Chemists : i : Buffalo, N. ¥. Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys — iy 5 RIE —— ~ = ro ET CE Re eRe er tee tren i ra re A GRA NE ye TRIE IO ec OO NENS eR 0 Mek Rs PI ae ES ha TR a eee Me ee oY ; i ye et ae

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‘Ong list of boosters for Medicine for the w bag done for me.” ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1926. a oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Tt. neon POT AT STORE CTE LT OE LE ERE MER gee Sg Gas 6 , bi nm SE ee Se Ce pe Bie ea Shee ee OR ee ot > m3 ee y eas > ne ¥ gt RO ‘ > Sa «Pe he re an ‘ ? 29 iin cece rittamears coerce = ari } young maid-servants committed FAVORS CAIRO BRIDGE . Bes 3 TE ' suicide the other night by jumpin ® _seanpization Vote for Spans Over | vai ’ Glee Mississippi and Ohio. the associated Press. ¥ WASHINGTON, March —The Moste yesterday passed a bill au- the largest revolving bridge in| Europe, into the waters of Wil- helmshaven, Harbor. Two other -maid-servants were seized by pass- the Mississippi and Ohio riv- ersby just ag they were about to | Sst Cairo by the Cairo Bridge,;make the plunge, Construction Co. = o - ~o 7a ing construction ofa bridge It seems that | ; the girls were close friends, and had | Girls Drown Themselves. made a suicide agreement on ac- a dence of the Post-Dis- count of their having been disap- patch and Chicago Daily News. | pointed in love and a general dis- 7 BERLIN, March 106.——Three'illusion of life. he 7s ne EP/ SCHOENFELDS KIDNEY & LIVER TEA 2 “y r over 40O Years. Mild. Safe, Sure. sock ras ate GAYS WHISKY SEED. fe) a ct rund It mv Brooch! It \ KE WELL Wards off sickness by Keeping the Kidneys active. the Liver Healthy and System Clean. ! / Best fo . Sold By All Dru¢g¢ists ha a ADVERTISEMENT _charges were made. e that I placed |. [knew if the | be recovered. atch Lost Ad the finder. | preciate your {DEMAND FOR GREAT HERBAL MEDY KNOWN AS HERB JUICE GROWING BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS — § of Demand Which Very Shortly Followed _ Introduction Here. * 1 rin ‘\ : if a KUTT \ ath & WS ore lost Article: [cediums Combined. la a rms carrics FAR MORE Want ELE other St. Louis . combined ! The test of time and rea! gen- dizziness and that despondent and ies : mee Py @ine merits show better than distressing feeling, we are able to theory what can be expected of give the people a real medicine with powers not probably possessed by any other medicine on the mar- ket today. That is the ability to correct constipation and build up and strengthen the entire system. This great herbal laxative assists nature in keeping the food which # good medicine. The continued owth in the ever increasing sales nature's greatest tonic-laxative Ms a foregone conclusion of what Rhe people in St. Louis and ad- “scent territory think of the actual mesults they have experienced from Ihe use of the great herbal remedy mown as Herb Juice. They now mave the satisfaction of knowing bevond a question of a doubt that Mhey can rely on this wonderful and encouraging the natural func- tioning of all the organs of the body. If you have not as yet tried this Medicine to relieve them of that wonderful remedy, go at once to dreaded malady, constipation and Walgreen's. 514 Washington Ave. the aggravating ailments aris- and have the local representative ng therefrom, and restore them of this great system purifier and body builder explain the merits of good health and happiness. 0 i this remedv to you. No matter if he enthusiastic words of praise Which hundreds of good reliable vou are sick or not. It is now point, to keep Remus in custody Beople of St. Louis and the sur- Springtime and everyone, regard- while he made cfforte to ee wounding country are now bestow- less of how well you may feel, ae ene tiaianiels Ww: a ptt rese- upon this wonderful herb- needs a good spring tonic to help rk et ss: allanstein ative every dar.” said the local you withstand the hot summer ages d to have anything to do Mepresentative of the Herb Juice days which are soon to follow. with him, but it has been learned you edicine Co., “is indeed very grati- Everyone cleans house in the that Dodge subsequently trans- wing to all of us.”’ Spring. That is an old established ferreq th, Ee, at aS ea Matt | ) h | Through the amazing discovery custom. So why not clean your Hinkle of Chaban = hemcssacs uc hat constipation is responsible for system. It will add years to your aot . He st all ailrments of today, such as life. Try a bottle of this great t will be recalled that Remus aches, backaches, nervousness, medicine today. made these same changes in his you ° 5 ‘suit to divorce Mrs. Remus. The TT CAN BE SAID WITH TRUTHFULNESS That the Highly Recommended , and Much Praised Herbal Preparation Known as Herb Juice Is All that Is Claimed DEED IT BENEFITED And I Am Glad to Endorse = the Great Herbal Preparation -_Known as Herb Juice to _ Everybody, Says Saint Louis offered 30 Broadway, New York City. cer- tificates Dodge, formerly an investigator tn quer Justice. we eat moving, thereby stimulating , 5 Iincluaed a large amcunt of jewelry and these whisky certificates. facts were related in the story of Remus’ in the Post-Dispatch in January. a prominent Department o quired a nationai reputation as the ace United § in order to go into the bootlegging vusiness and to traffic in the very Same goods for which others were convicted Guardia time that Congress takes notice and makes some effort to ascertain how _ Woman. : | — for it, Says Saint Louis Wetuen. | mm When asked by the special rep- oman rf g Meentative of the Herb Juice. fi. Micine Co. at Walgreen's drug sos Sites eet) to your bre, 514 Washington Ave., if the meerh Juice had relped her, Mrs. meohn Dudcas who resides at 2228 Washington Ave., said: “Indeed it hefited me more than I can pos- Mdly tell you, and I am sincere When I say that I do not believe I would have been able to pate today had it not been for 8 wonderful remedy. MRS. JOHN DUDCAS , Continuing her remarks ™S said: “Several months ago, | Weible said: ¥onderful herbal remedy knewn as_ great herbal laxative known as Herb Juice for the wonderful relief ‘it has brought me and am also happy that I can now make this public statement in its behalf, and truly hope that some other sufferer may read it and be induced to try the remedy which has given me such long-sought relief,’ said Mrs. J. EF. Weible who resides at 5°66A Easton Ave., St. Louis, Ma. in a ‘recent conversation with the repre- sentative of the Herb Juice Medi- cine Co., a few days ago. In continuing her remarks Mrs. “For almost as long as I can remember I have suffered with chronic constipation and anr- one who has suffered from this ailment can: readily appreciate what Y have gone through. I was my body. more ' - . I at last tried Mrs. | 823 of them until restiess at night and could not sleep; had severe pains under my shoulder blades and in fact al! over I was in a genera] run- down condition, so to speak. I kept trying first one remedy and then another, but never found anythigg than temporary relief frofn your wonderful herb extract known general the conditions may be and to conscience has been calloused. that the House, having a majority of over 200 votes opposed to any modification hibition law, sary action to prevent bootlegging by employes of the prohibition de- partment Department of Justice. Remus,” United Sta the prohibition department, ‘the Squibb distillery at Lawrence- burg. Ind., and removede there- from 1500 cases of whisky to JIn- dianapolis, Ind.. and stored the whisky in the Federal Building in Indianapolis. seized and my information is that it peal was taken against the seizure. and naturally the whisky was held pending States Circuit Court of Appeals for the sevent circuit. this liquor had mysteriosly disap- peared. As far as I could ascer- tajn no report was ever made in the matter and it is even whis- pered that of the remaining cases many of them do not contain their FROM REMUS 1S GONE La Guardia Airs Indianapolis | Scandal in H ouse—Assails a charge that 3559 cases of con- Franklin ‘w Dodge. | fiscated liquor have disappeared ‘from the Indianapolis Federal 3 Building is denied by United Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-23 Wyatt Bldg. WASHINGTON, March 25.—The domestic affairse of George Re- mus, Cincinnati bootlegger, and his wife, Imogene, whom he is suing for divorce, got into the wet and dry debate on the floor of the House yesterday and two grave (So- Representative La Guardia pCilalist) of New York declared that L, star investigator for the ment of Justice. Franklin Dodge, formerly a Depart- used his officia) position to keep Remus in Atlanta , prison while he worked himself into the good graces of wife, thereby getting possession of $200,000 worth of whisky certifi- cates belonging to Remus, and that Dodge subsequentiy tried to Remus’ sell, these certificates {n New York, and did man in Cleveland. la Guardia also asserted his information that part liquor which was seized at Squibb distillery at Lawrenceburg, Ind., and transferred to the Fed- eral Building at Indianapolis, had disappeared while in tne custodv | of Federal officers, and that c: r- tain officials were endeavoring to have it destroyed in order to cover up the fact that gpome was | missing. Offer to George Wallanstein. La Guardia told the House that John Gray of Cleveland” recently to George Wallanstein of eventually transfer them to a was of Remus’ the a ; OT it covering $200,000 worth of liquor in bond, the pronerty of Remus. “This John Gray.’’ he sald, “has | 'beeg identified as Franklin L. | cases for the Depattment of | I am informed that while | was in prison serving a erm for violating tne Prohibition aws, this agent, Dodge. become in- | imtae with S Remus’ wife and used his influence to keep Remus in_ prison while he cot possession Remus’ property. This property “It was necessa rv, from his vier - amazing career published La Guardia Demands Attention. “When a United States officia}. investigator the ; Justice, ac- in f who investigators. States of the | service leaves Government and sent continued. fail." 7. almost LO ++ se is what degree the dopartmental “I submit these facts in the hope of the existing pro- will take the neces- | and by employes of the “Shortly after the conviction of La Guardia charged, “the tes Government, through seized The Was whisky was ordered destroved. An ap}- appeal in the *Tnited 350 Cases Disappear. “In the meantime, 359 cases of = fact just about the time that as Herb Julce,j/and now I can original contents. TI called atten- ‘ taps herbal remedy know? ‘truthfully say that it has done a tion ‘9 this raul in a letter te the to & ee “psten pare pring great deal more for me than I ever secretary ot! ae he Treasury ° on , - Louis, I was in a dreadfully ; , wx March 16,,1926, but to date have Madown condition generally. Ihad expected. It is the first and only ~ ceived no reply appetite, was weak, nervous’ medicine to relieve me of consti- — ot Rowe bead re ouch. 1] l sur : é lea re nou that eince ering from chronic consti- potion. It seems to have thor- 1... ey at 6 L0n. The ninth ow, ag hich ra : mv letter to the secretary, the Unit- P westimoniais whic iv rified my system, thus S 5 eae ; red in the local papers at- oughly purife ee ,. ed States officials are extremei; : ; . . * " - , ed my attention and I kept giving me peaceful! and undisturbeds anxious to have this case disnosed ding them from day to day and sleep, and the pains through = of and the original order to destroy many of them fit my case so! body have all disappeared. [T am the liquor or dump it into the sewer aeely that I rot a bottle of giad to endorse this great remed) ; 9 me a Pp —— 8 — ee) Juice and started taking it.| and honestly urge everyone suffer-) carried out. JT believe that befor md before I had finished the first ing as I did to try it, because | a the liquor is destroyed inventor} - ¢ I could see a marked im- positive that they will derive th® chould be taken and the official Bevement in my condition. I con- same beneficial results from 1S ppcnonsible for its custody should . ne this remedy and use that I have. he held to account. % : ™m 3 : > . 3 ‘ 4 to te . . - Tie * 44 Rever suffer Se eee anaes. This great laxative medicine is Whisky does no walk off by it- =pétion or any of those aggra- &n herbal preparation known as self. There is a likelihood that Mg ailme arising therefrom Herb Juice and is the st rg . ri these 359 cases of liquor, while in : | , et where ad st: ~ -'it is known. Hundreds are cailingé 7 *e on now go about m} ly to see the special representa- | forcement department, found its 5 . - i ; . a | and — ‘= - => case eeeeeees StSSSSEHREERERESUESSEHEESHEReeeeeee ts -_— / } VISIT OUR SHOW ROOMS EXHIBITING TO THE PUBLIC THE COMPLETE RIDDLE DISPLAY $4.50 to $32.50 ? Less 25% Saving Riddle Campaign PHONE YOUR NEAREST DEALER FOR A RIDDLE (TRADE-IN) SAVING CERTIFICATE ef The Dealers’ Names appearing in this advertisement or any other \y electrical dealer in your neighborhood will give you, upon request, a Riddle Trade-In Certificate which entitles you to this 25 per cent saving on any Riddle Fixture. 4 GLASCO ELECTRIC CoO. « Wholesale Distributors of Riddle Fitments to the Dealer ‘N Phone Central 2222 5 REASONABLY | ‘ i PRICED During This RIDDLE DECORATIVE LIGHTING OR YOUR HOME | | SAVE 25% now! * , - ° HARRY BERG ELEC. co. 2546 W. St. Louis Av. 4 Telephone TYLER 3809 L. D. DENNY ELEC. CO. 8743 Rosalie Av. 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2 a Oo. we Witt tne greece, en | is 134 of te 7 that the: => aids. Of pleasure that I add my name ments for ‘publication, prais) “gay om — It seems :. rn si “9 Bevis w the long list of boostera for this | gret' herbal reme ‘dv tha e eountrv ts,alive to the subject o REEage t medicine for tie wonderful, friends may be induced to sole bition and ihat the advocat Pa 8 Mt bas done for me.” —=— _ . ij al . : * eo aR: RNR ap HS ore ee ST.LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1926. ~ unit under supervision of the Min- “Rehabil nch Government cal magnate, and seven others con-/| istry of War. The Official Gazette! rrenc . “yt ; . ' . , . : » rim hh | . ? rémon \ ' , . fpired to violate the law in show. | publishes a decree creating this| jitates” Man by Ceremony — HELPS THOSE WHO HELP THEMSEL\ @ etn mm 1 — we oe ra . m? one ; | / J A ' ail _ : — emipsey-Firpo fight film. new organization. : at His Grave —~ aaa mega y ere lwo years ago. The service will be divided inte WHERE THE CROWDS GO «, 4 . technical nonflying staff and t: > nich again will be ‘Correspondence of the Post-Dis- 6th & Franklin S FRIDAY SPECIALS —_e on patch. The entire Or- * t Lae , . March 1¢.—Justice ar- 3 . : > a wil! at. ir; ' ommand ‘ éeo- ia ‘ » Rul : . a ' 5 a le so late for Jules Brigadier-Genera The maxi-| rived years too mts 1% ON SALE EVERY DAY—A DANDY SELECTION Pure Creamery BUTTER Another Piggly Wiggly Opening Saturday,” March 27th, 8 A. M., at 4067 St. Louis Ax. ae AQ} 4 ALL INVITED! SOUVENIRS! + + 4 ] } ] + 1 } } j ’ | ] + a 2 13 — 9 R ba + | a >| ee | - ow 4 Nn tiie > i , . | _ ’ » le ~ 44 ¢ age for fivers has been fixed srimmelle, a blacksmith at at 4 years and nonflyers at Tt ote in the north of France POTATOES vere | ition seat ef black- i th kept pigeons. On Sept. 7 Pounds _. ARENA Rome while the French were Good mealy cookers. \ WY: 4 \ 3 ~ | - ecking the Germans in tne ([irst ___5-pound Limit _ . an ' parte cnet palate a8 Fe Pn seg ne eae . * > EE Pe RIERA RII SO ORE iY omer eye 4 : . ee ee ae esis cueiteatinateentedn tee ants oe io 4 aii elialh eo headin EAA "vio PA ic ‘4 . Boy news Ober isi (AE. Oe, PORE P La) ey a ~ ‘ f vo t ‘A f | | } * ¥ ¥ vr y u a a » ) ry » > | ry w of treason had been lifted from their name. S*rimmelle’s grave was strewn with flowers. and promi- sold for export = foreign countries than fo : fru ornia fruit packe are Bg “™ 23 q sam a nent speakers, including not onir DEL MONTE APRICOTS; recognized pgp ert ie ae ee a aE 88 2: he unusual tn California canned fruits. v 1e loca] notables but quite a num- that tart flavor desired br so many and ber of big-wigs from Paris, made tain exceptional health-giving quntilitin speeches. efi ae: OPENING, SATURDAY, MARCH : 27 echiencleed $500,000 Dlinois Cider Plant Fire TRO a ABE ip Gd ook ate he ote ea =o ie | Seat ae © ee oeeel : i z ' pewun c aan oe ere ) - Dandy «pread: | au a ww NY attle of the Marne, Strimmel! Brick Cheese, ib. Vi } was shot by a firing squad. is Cream Cheese, 7. the moat that runs around tM A i Every aiilinion | ¢ Maubeuge. The charge agains! | sandwich cuts. . 26 wees Be — ~~ ne go Ba fl: ; him, was espionage, which it was | Limburger, tb..... 39 re be 5 , , he ererc] ; p means oO. a . ; i needs this skin purge |! alleged he exercised by Skinned Whiting, Ib.. 24 | Dom. ye Dat .. .30 eo ita , arrier pigeons se Aus Even if you are satished with |} The people of Boussois knew he Gen. Ocean Herring, Ib. .12 Roquefort — ai com lexion and what | vas innocent Strimmelle’s wif Sliced Chicken Halibut, .24 ib ee ee oe, Oe — 1 aaa hi VR TAs Uo . i a : é : ; . a | Sr nen et ES I Sable ghee "8 | organza, Wo ee ie oh pct SY a: het aad . ‘ie = aw. Se AeA LOLOL A IR is2— casita this wonderful |} Phe other day the ee Een 25 | Sardines S*?"*": ** t * y ; ; mn France, the cur ¢ aSSa : Ba ee ee fish to cun: 4 pew skin purge, Fayre. , Bakes to a | — has beer wing ti £ me pe! H ve q ib. hak — real 20c can ralue. “25 : ] : LOM ad oe ae P hie Pero aii I a oc “a ON e CA : Ef your compicxion is sallow and ' Queen s Taste AQQY the records ee Dressed Buffalo, Ib 25 — Little Chief; wet: DEL Mi J . + PAaS SF RAN cince the ar and has reversec > wan ittle e we maddy, Fayre will clear it up, lighten |] a pis ; White Perch, Jb. ....:... 16 Shrimp © No. 1 tall ean. . the skin, banish blemishes and re- |} Now Packed Wy Bundreds riassininset S Gen. Sait Cod, Ib. 32 20c val NTE PINEAPPLE; gro ; tance ad bi * , T all Ss k \ \Y epamed tan hastily reache a mais TYG % en. t ° A real Trainge.. DEL ™O PIN E; — ant saul store the natural radiance 2 oom jf in Towel Sacks 3 SONS PC : SA lies Isianéds of Hawali. is recognized the | which arcevery women sburthrght. | s “a for its most unusual and delicieus If your complexion 15 clear and soft 4 AY AN Mas beuge courtmartial hac mace a ion ik 2 eo most sanitary preiee . From ‘the € i. gow, Fayre will keep it 80. ? AY: YH stake Tt erefore ordered nters the cannery until reaches your table, u® touched by human h ae ’ 4 ON é ARAN r ay | j WANS ; . NY Wy rhart the tuUdgment against oo .rim- ed. C tees a t 9 NS SAL 1420 Vb = ead ee eetearie ae tho of ; -» \ AYN melle should be reversed, and that ‘-. Large Cans M 7 ' \ _ rin . a 2 iee Ged si = ee ieetnieedhindecasienat ‘Se 6 | and cleanses the sk10 he should be . succor liced ee 4 | the oul b 3 ° Cane de Casestion had some rat - Whi tiizl) Ss Teed | more thoroughly than anything cise |} Cour de Cassati oe wey cy 1 T> a te we know of. ‘ severe things to 32! 200 ere SHED, ‘Pare § : : ie : , flimsiness of the evidence on whict Aah Medium pie Bee: Five minutes arc a ayre Se Get ‘ the blacksmith Rad been con- "( i > a f / to wuor its Magic. et P CPiaceSmit fi si Of eri COM PE . rf ea ae fruit garden of oe wor! Del Sols Fem enainel ioe boy drug pst’ s— $2.00. i . Se ee vor i of A eo Melba (extra TEP ' at Boussois was a touchin ne. large alves are packed 6 to ie) sins toe ayt 4 Strimmelie’s widow and children 8 to the can, tn heavy syrup. = ee CORPORATION . mm : aC » | aa : ae uf tae - ie ssidtiiess Gime: ninesaiacaaae — —— The most luscious preduct of the canners’ art uae Sc Louis, Mo. ! were Weeping, partiy in sorrow anc aes es : ‘ t artiv _ HecA tse the stigma DEL MONTE regu ‘ar ha! ves. possessing the same flaver and packed tn ae + the same hheavry svrrup as Melba halves, but si! ow emallier in size. ag ¢) '? Medium can containing about eight haives. 6+ bbe eoeebee ee. ° 1 Wu : | i. the Associated Press b Ne “4 Hes ~~ + an — iq , 4 Gruensfelder’s JACKBONVILEE, March ~« i —Fire early today destroved the R It is a pleasure to shop at the KOHN oe s . A. Watson Co.-plant at Valley City, DEL MONTE. BARTLETT: growr and packed California, We New Sanitary Market sear here The ious was estimaces, 39S STORES—you always get quality, price, PE ARS Pears Broaesd it other neccta Chita Rteeta!S Sn 2°49 at $300.000. Val! City spo fre 1AvOr anc & Most cei tful delicate aroma. Packed in beavy A esd : TRA NCE OF syrup, they offer the - Hid iS NOW LOCATED AT department and tre appara’ 2 trom full weight and AN EX Ou consumer @ most unusual dessert Res nearfry towns were fh ficapped by | COURTESY. Ld d Minnesota ack of water. The Watson com- i ney an i pany manufacture ridor ar? ahat ' Phone Service GRand 8590 ee and was the village's princina ~ 7 " r TT a ~* ‘Arar 2 7 . ustrr ime pliant covered thres DOMINO SUGAR. 51.507 BUDWEISER MALT ::." 60c SPAGHETTI inenican “= 10¢ = mr enn S| a } Sees It’s So Much Easier | to Buy From- ae wt aiisbury. . “ | The Stores of Quality FRIDAY AND SATIt LAND SATURDAY SP EA tals ~ STRICTLY FRESH heavy syrup—Pineappile, Pears. Apricots Pe Zan 399C a Z2SC large red Cherries. The combined flavor uscious fruits make this a most delightful . DEL MONTE RED ALASKA. Caught tr the ic watets | SJ ALMON North. Del Monte Salmon, hermetically sealed i= She cans ¥ the “OnNsUuUmer a most Pal atab! _ prod ct Ri > a 2. all =79 ractura da en rea coler. ?} Renee! and flaky Del Monte T _ ‘ Fr eo ia . i J DEL MONTE BRAND. F've fruits packed tc as is, or can be all with freeh fruits and man bour after the fish are taken from the “waters, EVER-6000 SKINNED WHITING, Ib. 2 5c re i A as ca Sglimon is superiative im quality. Patron- Look : 5 5 3 HALIBUT i. 35 | speciat PINK SALMON PACKED ONLY IN }-LB, PRINTS, .45¢ POST’S BRAN ‘CHOCOLATE BARS 0 Te PEA > Valentine Brand EXTRA SIPTED—Smal! a | Sc Sweet and tender. Med. ean. GUEST BRAND — The smallest 22c¢ STANDARD CORN— . ieee ana tencer. Med. can 2 Medium can .. — 2 _—-— J - Size ££ Ca £& a You Can Phone. A. G. Stores Deliver It takes tirne to go shopping for groceries. It’s a lot of trouble to lug heavy bundles home. Save the time. Avoid thetrouble. Phone your A. G. store. Your A. G. grocer owns his store. He knows the value of giving you good service. He has only the best for you. He'll deliver your order promptly. And his prices are low. Here’s proof of that. / SOMETHING NEW IN BREAKFAST FOOD — Kellogg's New Oata. the 3- minute breakfast food; 20-oz. pke. SALMON, Pink, ABSORENE, the e perfect wall paper on a ce tae ssiensrs MACARONI or Spaghett eek ewan eceses SUGAR, | pure cane, best granulated, ee waa cecanteess CATSUP, A. G. or Sunbeam Brand wen ensues: Large bottle, 20e KRAUCT. Libby's Fancy; cwewcauves American Maid Malt, hop ‘la- ver. Rich and ™ wholesome. 100° pure. 68c per can. EAGLE BRAND Ay” GOLDEN KEY MILK. 3 Cans. 2Sce WILSON'S MILK, 3 Cans... 27c BORDEN'S MILK, 3 Cans... 27e PURE GRANULATED FALL'S EARLY JUNE Med PEG O’ MY HEART— Med. Cans 25c¢ Shoepeg (whole grain) Cam.......« Oo. SPAGHETTI Medium Gan — a — © — Chocolate Marshmallows EGGS or RABBITS SS FRESH _ EGGS *%- SUGAR-CURED QUALITY MEATS Oe. oe) a, ee eo i hide nila eh aongre Hal path -pppseotaiglpn he pert matpaailse gt ne scone aD si n0 fro x NO OGRE ty oe RD * RUMP ROAST a “Whole ¢ Pes . Ree ce DFC CHICKENS al ERES Baking Hens Per ib., SR RP ca RAO teal tos 38 PER hn ape ee OSD chp A882 re atthe LAr tae ate . * ae ae * 25 aa peh nha Wi hela ie I oo ead mp Hah oye Rl ap eka ty AREAL, de PRE te Miata aie 0) stele TOR CE et ghd Bele sad te erhisnpapngeniiostne Large can, 13e. or 25e PEACHES, Libby's ale rolden AKE “BAY wisconsin GARRY- haives in heavy syrup; can.. Be to sim narslic a 4 3 3 cans, T2ec CREAMERY ALL ER ESO ERINITS AND VECETARIF eyvYCd sale by millions ; sa te lel el eJaievliw AN (Oy Cl ADLOS : Cie in A. G. COFFEE, our own famous biend, : reasted and packed in St. Louis; Ib.. SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR, tee 2 @ @ @: Fo ea Oo @ @ € Colds Headache Pain Toothache Another é¢arload of Fresh Spimach, just received from Texas—Tender and emsp— 5) INAC Very low price. PUGRE . ..460- cs dvsiocoe Red Radishes =: 3:.--.-- 10e¢ c| Rhubarb"“1 ASPARAGUS =:"" 20c ees . Bunches, eac er + © * eae Ss © © eb e « & © 66 * *EN. ) TES Swiss Cheese, ib. 59c THESE FRICES GOOD FROM MARCH 3S TO 27 Wiscensin (ream Cheese 3@e jh. \ Fall (ream Brick Cheese “Re th. oid SS. YY. Claeddar (Cheese 3Be th. Imperted Reguefart ( heese Gic th. ee “Lp — j of ae 2G = EI oo > An economical dish | . and a good varia- tion from the usu- ID. al. Our own pure. Mand (Cheese. 2 for Pure Leaf Lard. 15: u. & ST. LOU'S (mah, LOTT.) INSTtiTwWwT+towm All A. G. Stores carry a full line of Fraits, Vegetables and Meats.

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ne ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1926, -_ LOUIS POST-DISPATCE! | Straighten Up! see feacea GUNMEN TRY 10 SCARE IG ives Ton e Tis eect a CARBONA Fusillade of Shots Fired From B , j “Cascar ie” 10¢ | Cleaning Fluid Auto Into Grocery of | THEMSELVES C Wie apey acs ee ic » Sortner, pot to contain Benzine, ihen you will feel fine, your head | Naehthe Caschpe” on rage.be Rice: else reNcves that bizious, rong clear, stomach sweet, TONQUES | We WH: 60 0 : on : «sgn ext a bowels.| dren on each box, any avg eter. we | PATCH WANTS. ee ee Sn stay headachy, dizzy, sick. oie ing — oe St. Louis Av. ENIRS! a * pat 8:40 o’clock last night, poured ‘a fusillade of visto] shots through | awe plate-glass windows and spe . away. MISS. IDA WOODS _| Several clerks and a few custom- ers were inside. Fortner, the pro- | ‘*Almost everyone’s skin seems r¢ ¢ prietor, was ill in bed in his apart- dull and lifeless without added color If I ly siti 'y | ly ki Ali ment above the _ store. Most of | wintaiianin 3 ; saeas wi bed Miss Ida. on OUT ove S mM, ice!’ the bullets struck one plate-glass : De aie a Be er es at oe | window. Woods, 251 W. 23d St., New York Mine is so bad, not even rouge and powder do any good. But anyone would | The demonstration is believed by | City. ‘‘I find Black and White think you had just got back from vacation. What’s the secret?” ithe police to be the outgrowth of | Rouge gives just the correct touch 6CUX? aS. * |a holdup at the store the night of | that adds warmth and tone, without M hy, Madge, there's no secret. I would have told 7S long — but I felt I couldn’t = | |/March 14, in which three gunmen | looking artificial or glaring. The speak of it until you asked me. My doctor told me that constipation was the cause = ap took $50 after firing several shots | softness and fineness of this exquis- | of most skin troubles. Poisons from the waste matter are Be ed up by the blood TSrorSAL”: |at Fortner and his butcher and | ite rouge makes it spread so easily | and carried to all parts of the body, especially the skin. They were ruining my , & eeneane Fortnee s —— — — o ee 4 gpa no | skin, too, until he prescribed Nujo for me. Nujol sto oe the constipation and ollowing day detectives } s, b s | othe ee ae bas of wee olny ekortan.”* | my complexion began to improve right away. Try it for a week or two and see.” INNED F aood street quarrel and on noticing that | Black and White Lipstick and | Don’t Refuse the Beauty Aid Nujol Will Give - - o his left thumb was mutilated, hela | Eyebrow Pencil, as well as the N E ] I m I hn a t Ee d him, suspected of the Fortner rob- | Bouge, give marvelous tone and life has one — to have a ue muddy com- thorough and regular elimination, without over- CAPPLE; grown an4 packed on the c | bery, since a description of one of | sg your complexion. They “oe = — 4 went sg t eremedy | isin your taxing the intestinal muscles, ; » {es recognized the world over / 2 ‘the men had included that identi- | -¥© gold-dipped Cases that are a rev- ~see nds. Proper diet, exercise, surface clean- Nujol can be taken for any length of time without a 2ne Se. flavor—packed : - e Mention mart. | elation in convenient and attractive — ae pH 0 cm Nujol ij effects. To insure internal cleanliness it should e homten om the time ir the uestion | htt he hed Boece téentified by | Vanities. st Mey oiciog a intestinal poisons that- be taken regularly in accordance with the direc- . ‘three of Fortner’s clerks, Howard | Best results are to be had ruin your heaith and complexion. tions oneach bottle. Unlike laxatives, it does not fed. Cans admitted he was one of the rob-'! from the Blacks and White | Constipation is dangerous for anybody. Nujol is form a habit, and can be discontinued at any time. Sliced Cc i ‘bers and implicated the two men ne omy be _ safe for everybody. Nujol simply makes up for Start taking Nujol today. ae oe will about safety of your jewels ‘with whom he had been arrested, aru an ute Skin Soap . deficiency — temporary or chronic—in the su notice an improvement in your looks, And you 8 ‘'Urnaus Hoffman an@ Frank Po- along with them. . ply of natural lubricant in the intestines. te can look forward to the beauty and attractive- lanetci softens the waste matter and thus permits ness that are the nataral right of every women, ATION q and valuable papers... by “vstinan wi ime youee me oe ENO Nujol AL flacine then nakire oe EE =. ‘in an attempted holdup at Upper | fe e ‘Creve Coeur Lake eight months | . ~— “A Lovely Skin Comes from Within” National Saje Deposit Box. ago. Both he and Polanski denied VER 12 MILLION USED AYEAR} y f implication in the Fortner holdup. Howard and the other defend-'! n, Z23c ‘own and packed {n Caltfornia, the . rr Be Large ae are the acme a * cz. BOCK 2 for A4ic ome recognized by connoisseur canned fruits. Apricots tn lie. y 80 many and are said to con- ving qualities. More Aprichts are a countries than any other Cali- — nse —_ te ee ee ee ae ne ———E———— ~ ane INDIVIDUAL BOXES ants were arraigned vesterday ‘ree - morning before Judge Gayer, in| | in # f Canned Pink : s the Court of Criminal Correction, | ni t e eart 0 el ling Ss ar et OMmLY A YEAR but obtained a continuance when | 9 uis they told the Court their attorney, | S St. Lo alm ion | William J. Bleese, was unable to uth =e and Louisiana and Baker ‘be present. They were sent back to jail. | $i yey Bulky articles of value, packed in trunks, | The witmesses in the case were ° resent and stood only a few feet yy Cc chests orcrates can be stored in our large, ates pyethtul detentante y : y © Fortner, determ! ined to prosecute, modern Vaults for a nominal charge. et ta. teva thet he tend id packed in California. Uni! sen from a sick-bed to go to ifornia Pears have a piquancy - sence % pagan ei ll hex ® aroma. Packed in heavy sugar st unusual dessert. "29c D. Five fruits packed together in @ SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT _UM-PAH, CIGAR STORE INDIAN, its CoN =r TAKEN EAST BY A PALEFACE \ ‘ a Wooden Brave Sold by Merc hant Here to Proprietot of New England Countryside Inn. White nten beat the redskins i-lb. can Pink Salmon, 1 cupful ‘Waite Sauce, 1 tbsp. lemon juice, 1 egg. Mix the salmon and lemon juice, lias Phe caebaPricots. Peaches and j 3 back toward the setting sun, bul stir in the thick White Sauce. Shape like ee combined flavor of these ad . now a paleface from New England cutle.s. Beat the eggs slightly, roll cutlets Oa arth gost delightful dessergg Broadway —Locust —Olive has taken a wooden Indian from in it, then cover thoroughly with fine bread crumbs. Fry in deep fat until brown. Gar- nish and serve. ed with fresh fruits and nuts. '25¢ St Louis to a farm near Ames- huryv. Mass. Um-pah, who used to | stand guard in front of Lewis L. | i (rotskv’s cigar store at 4241 Olive | IRST IN SIZE AND IN SERVICE ‘risss cise store sacs SALMON CROQUETTES ww ne ee — PINK SALMOW LOAF One can Pink Salmon, pick up fine Sire is the | ae 1-lb. can Pink Salmon, % can peas, with fork; % cup fine bread crumbs, The farm may prove to be his ° tbsp. —— 4 tbsp. flour, 1 egg. yolks of four eggs well beaten, 4 Caught in the fey waters of the” ° i happy hunting ground, for its fat for frying, 1 cupful milk, 1 egg tbsp. of melted butter, 4% level tsp. netically sealed tn the cans with- * Pe 6 anne Bites and thither | (additi nal) 1 tsp. salt, % tsp. pep- $1 O00 IN CASH PRIZES of salt, 1 level tap. dress! ng, 1 level laken Ta wie ‘waters, furnishes | ind | Bete 1 > a . satrenid per, 1% cu} ful fine orene sens. * 3 tsp. finely chopped sley, whites lithe voung [vikKS Ol ie coun . Melt butter, stir in flour, a milk. ix i of 4 eggs well w io a to dance the steps of the aR sersoning with peas and salmon. For the most delicious, dependable ways to serve order ol pop dihed vo gn Mix in | red tlecs he will tompare the Add beaten ee. Fee canned pink SALMON. FIRST PRIZE, $500! Sec- one hour and serve. Nu nHtjies: ; ‘ eroguettes, ro ert — l ws r dance and the Charleston in beaten ¢gg to which bas been ond, $100; Third, id Fron anl — shine woot Oe d a dded a tbsp. of water, then in ; and twenty-five more ch. his timber brain, as he presid¢ paiva dex fx Gone. het tat. Gente next twenty, $10 eac n a? $> ea Suggestions on contest: Please state whether recipe has been tried by you——how many persons it should serve.‘ We would like to know your total cost p arings recipe. Kindly indicate brand pink SALMON you: prefer and send label. Contest closes August 31, 1926. on bot platter. ., | stoicaily over the pavillion. C. H. ' Raymond of Amesbury bought Um | pah from Grotsky | In 1924 Um-pah was found io have strayed from the cigar store 1Sc spPeciat} to the Washington Universit: *y craetenar amnesia 7 Campus but he must have been itted, in heavy aon Hlinvis Editor Dies ‘Suddenly. 3. * saOrcia tes Press. ae oe o Maen eres edieer of the] utritious 9ea Ff 00 Bigs ane for mer editter of ‘the Bloomington (l1ll.) + wrngage died m | unexpectedly last night at th 1] l | Palmer House here, supposedly in S$ economica ways 7 rae ’ , ’ e from apoplexy. Mr. O'Donnell, t kl ’ who was 62 years old, had come O SeTVve — ULC y- ‘to Chicago on a business trip. He | | died in one of the hotel dining By Isabelle Clark Swezy, Nationally Known Cookery Expert | rooms. He was born and reared lin Bloomington and had been con- NE thousand and ninety-five meals — three a day for a nected with the Bulletin for about | ] l h h | year! Not so difficult to plan, when you can vary the 30 vears, but retired last summer He was a member of the Stat menu and delight your hungry ones with a delicious, ocean- risjlature from iS99% to 1909, and | ee 4 | fresh food like canned Pink SALMON. Use it in main Orne ne. and splendid (22c a Valentine = GENTLEMAN— nder. Med. can.. 1 7c .:..-.. ae [EART-— Med. PRVAIR) CBRccescécce 15c One-lb can Pink Salmon, 1 tbep. any salad dressing, 2 tbsp. finely chopped cucumber pickles (sour), 1 tbsp. grated onion or onion juice, \% tsp. mixed salt and pepper. Mix thoroughly and spread be- tween thin slices of bread. ‘ ‘in 1904 ran for secretary of state | ¥ : : ean Prepared 1 Oce : on the Democratic ticket, but was | or side dish; for luncheon or dinner; Sundays or week days. oe eee 8 @ 62 8 Se defeated. : : | + ‘Woman Attacks Priest in His Home | Very high in Health dnd Food Value—unusually Economical: gpliiose>” macqnpenoesmudtlgganld : COMPARE THE COST | COMPARE THE FOOD VALUE MILWAUKEE, Wis., March 23. ! (Sufficient to serve 6 or 6) os 7 nh a + op “0 r s heinz Salmon Souffle - - -_ - © c Pin on a —A woman, whose name ds being Sirioin Steak, up eta oe -. - «| ie. ae aes 16.50 withheld, entered the home of the at ee. « 6 ew et 6 8 ae ew Se Masacont nape ee 13.40 Prime | Rev. Peter Polomsky of St. Ste- Scalloped Oysters - = = - = ©, 90c ig : Rs 2 13.19 eut. lb 'phen’s Catholic Church here and Chicken, up from - - = - © » $1.26 Epring Chick en nee ne ergs es er . ‘struck the priest over the head ‘with a blunt instrument, inflicting | The delicate pink meat of canned Pink SALMON is pre-cooked papers teijary. | vig rye Polom- | with absolute ese Biles ° indefinitely in the air-tight tins when ; y ) ) ce ‘ ie "OoOmMm- sky told the po 1a won * unopened. More healthful and delicious than fresh SALMON — an entered his study and inquired all the valuable body-building and energy-giving elements retained about the saying of masses. He | turned to look in his date book and | without the loss occasioned in home cooking. Instantly ready in an was struck a heavy blow over the | emergency for a desirable “hospitality” dish. Children love the TENDERLOIN | head. | taste — and it’s especially good for them in rich iodine content for PER POUND, — ‘ADVERTISEMENT the prevention of goitre. ! The most inexpensive, practical way to good home cooking is to AN Y BAN K AN & | keep canned Pink SALMON in case or dozen lots in your pantry. WHERE WILL PA 4 Not more than 25¢ a nd can— YOU $1.00 IF | Be sure the label says PINK SALMON "Per Ib. 2c A K ' ‘B AY E R A S P | R | N fi - Gonsine aa: ar wep | Associated Salmon Packers, 2528 L. C. Smith Bldg., Seattle, Wash. | 64 WJ e 99 King of Food Fish 4 BT Te ved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for YOU OF CORNS | resh Spinach, just : ‘ DOES NOT No matter — —_ —d corns you have Tender and erisp— 5c + Colds Headache Neuralgia Lumbago FECT Bow many ether remeliee you hare tried. Cc ANNED PINK. ClEnter my favorite recipe(s) herewith ia . D.: has . AF “EMDO-CORM wil clear your feet of . 1,000 contest, made with Pain Toothache —_ Neuritis a ‘gems and cauouee (tH borswT, ne ae Brand Pink Salmon California ; pone ibarb, : ; ‘KIN THE UNITED STATES. [J] Send VU. S. Dept. of Commerce Bulletin Fancy, Ib. : THE | A The Wolff Wilson ‘Drug Stores, 7th and . | os 9 Olive St. (free) on food value Salmon. and its bene- vi q ¢ J y ae So Soh Nog St. Gane s Drug tore. . | : . , which contains prov en Eerecsons. HE A RT an. _Ritint, Tite "bot Frenklia = ee 40c En Handy ar PP pce _ . os. — to. tiee "Bind -0-Corn” because ev" ame 49c 4 Also hott es Oo 2) an asian r ery Jer means a heppy and eatiefi cus: ' Es Ss ewe 10 pounds, 4 ' i i : ‘ > ‘ : ye OE All corna—al kinds---gene J pe ein is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid . or "incucy’ pack. r O——_— ASSOCIATED SALMON PACKERS, 2528 L. C. Smith Bidg., Seattle, Wash.: C Please send me (free) booklet “Forty Ways to serve Salmon.”

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SS SS a ee ee ee ee Cee Ce ee a i ar i I ze ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 25. 1996. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee ee Z | HERDEL SECOND CARDINAL “PITCHER TO HURL NINE INNINGS eT TR ~ - - ———- —— ee RENN na Ora ce ne meen _—. _ —— Sonat : , SRE g EG RaeEN goMENe ena aeens _ ae | ————_. pen 2 ENE ieee i ? eee een i ——-=-- meena —— = ~— —_-— - ——- — —— ee — aeeennem 7 -_ e ennai Se naatnanenaaeaneeeeasastias - — PO PLOL el - Se i a ddd 1 ‘Hornsby’s Men can Be Just a Flash. ‘ } } 7: CARD HURLERS W Sanaa “encase a sc Incess oreen SS BS . oe St. Louis Bowlers - Helen Wills Loses T. : GOV.G | | eee | AVE GONE ROUTE | Spor’ n EAT PENNSYLVANIA | ore notmmer CARDINALS ° ° | Tick er Oo BEAT Vv | oo. a IN SPRING GAMES | Fitckets, Holds Milan + ' PHILADE h | Ws pe in | —-_ © ©. a. c./) al 0 istur | E | PHILADELPHIA, March 36—The if. — ea 2 @ 0} eerste iris ysis go x Mi 0 ee es ern P g 3 niversity of Chicago gymnastic | __ Victory 3 to ] | ontm Douthit, ef. es a a oe be oheees 10 inutes Q | | a e team, holder of the Western Con- : j jana ictor 3 Hornsby, 2. ‘ 3 0 } | 0 5 a A PTs oe y a ee at a a ee - | AL eae ha aa dh A el a” ha Ss ference title, last night defea ted . | Bottomley, ib. 3 ” ° ” Ca ers vy the Associated Fress. i Pennsyivania in a dual meet 23 a2 :* ° -D.V. eden arn 2 | OCCEF Classic) acee « ying un- | Penne 2 | a rt * : ia | NI fo France, March 29. | | league competition but playing un points to 20. It was Pennsy’s first 4 | Bell, 3b SS HELEN WILLS, along the French Riviera. She °| U. S. Final. Une Z elistons abou: a ar Se A Day's Work for Someonc. SAN ANTONIO. 5 1? won the singel on ia ; in a league game, io yt Wwe The cent half tT the singles final of al] the °| renter halfback position wiil : i ’ , 1 > ‘ ri ha - . a . y |B toe Amoriated Pres -. | BELL POUNDS THE BALL jw, 2° = "= % 4 are Pot 2 |) nine tournaments in which ‘she vote iy beating the Vespers. tai) negety eceme sma ie ——- = Sy trai . > oA special to the Post-Dispatch ‘tet ‘ . oe I in eating espers ‘ . : 7 | NEW YORK, March 25 ap tae. 2h. ~ ae : : | oo alla gio ps sa an me |) competed with the sole excep- By Dent MeShieasing. _— ae - , A : wine eee easily possible that the Millers wil, le kn os a ee aa ré ; " | AZ DO. >.” March ?23.—--Al- ! tion of that in which she came PN om S eee og i? - ai euy _ Pott: as win or lose as the halfback plays ab £ . Tidden by McTaggie C ? Phipps. if i - = «© ‘though several St. Louis bowlers!’ against Suzanne Lenglen. Vinle the Ben Miller players} the prize the more effective Tie! good or bad football. Emphasis 4 beat out he ntucky Card dinal ne ' Third Baseman ontributes Golvin., 1b 1 0 , 3 et scored totals in the minor events The. Milan express was held point for next Sundays Western | ame employs ed hy both the Millers | will be placed upon the post be- ” | - » q . ' ¥ ey ¢ | division, the work of the Mound}; taining not only her precious \j¢ és . definitely tonight whether or not! roll, who must be covered by ths lis. nf > iain * cKe‘ed with fe ss | Ward, p. .. —- =-« 8 4 8 » |City’s best shooters was not up to | pnauets but alae her railway Si Oe eS the | allan Peterson will be able to play | St. Louis center halfback. Carrol! _ : é I¢ ® ot fore lig a Croissant Paulson, p. 14 a 0 0 0 0 : tandard tickets. She proceeded without ‘national fina] which will be pl: ie d iat center halfoack for the Millers,| is a terror at goal scoring. Ha - COiIOTS, if “ a ( L ja ° . —— remmnel neuen om —_-> — a ‘ - : : Sere ws 3 i ; ae eae s : Blin an ar parent e ffort to we quarter By William a McGoogan, | Totals 99 1 4 ey 20 é Had Oscar Whitehead given | finding the case, remarking ithe following Sunday. april 4. Sunday He in jured his knee two | popped three shots into the net in ae a -~s was : ~ r . - _— ~ sie . al ar’ r¢ + 1 ¢ . -+ if ? Bars ? ? > a eL" } - y = 7 2 > . ey -. I oO sec the race run, but too ; phia Nationals when Bancroft and i pipennas soon found one woen ericks HO? were other St 1 rae ture on the Ta mpa Downs program | me, but no definite a ° e - e . & - me , “ : ai ms ee id t ‘ A LS a ' P - ee in * = oat * > t ae . peen me © , 1e “299 7 -- F proke into the National League and | he failed to give Bill what the lit- men to hit better thi: “at Leaky iD & SpwtiAs aGEnd attraction | ee ate ed 0 : , captured the ¢- a : the i Oi ; pmen to Nit be tter than double cen-{race for nonthoroughbreds. Five | Committee. ' n Caprure Lf sanford was with the Chicago ‘ubs when the left-hander thought he had tury average iark antri 2 1 } i ‘ ‘ : ‘ : yi pu Longwood, Fl: from follocher, the St. Louis boy, came ‘coming to him. | a entries have been listed and one | Must Beat Canadian Club. y : > a3 ee: ae F Ol: YF, The Ot. LOUIS HOY. Came St. Louis scores ‘horse was still without a rider last | — éfn aw — , : , :;Uverox and Brownie Smile. the up Bancroft, now manager of the | Put as the vame rrew oder ‘iii “3 , ight pg “ps is no sieenape A custom-tailored suit 7 = eae ei ' = . oe | a : i Wwtd-MAN cy 3 } : t ing e ac ? at t (C‘anac in (7342) ° D T1686 being cove red in 1:48 2-5, Boston Bray es, is stil] a as | ei erdel, instea d of Weakenir 24 be- alin - oe Those entered are King Mrs Pp | if t ict ha if ! cas n nt of Winchester woolen c we. Wiis ie. 4 : ' : "= ie? coed )§=6L e ae : reo . | presents a se us obstacie It pe paste ry : i ~ Tamy cl ‘| imes nandicap fea. a great short LSLTOPp, VW hile Hol! Or er | eame stron rer. Til irnine the Bea Irs \ } ne j : ; L650) 176 iss {? RPurford: Sills ‘ Mi: Me. \ irginmia A 2 she 1S vp ’ ak ¢ ] } 1 ] Soft ae finish worsteds situred the dav at Ts . 7 ‘ i back ie ene ‘Burford: Proctor, Miss lone Davis: ‘path of the Millers’ march on the | ’ - ; uct: « am pa Downs | ® » ~ are a -T>) € ley yjsix furlong sprint in 1:17 3-65. Tex-§ ak Four Hits Off Sherdel ans a? ae ee llight was without a rder. The wom- | tes sil 54 oe wy oar i and pear. 2 . —— ——— -—— ' : J im | team. In Chicago major league yas was second and Odd Seth third, ff Thevenow equals the records san Antonio got four safe hits | Totale .. 39 415 201—1146) en are experienced horsewomen and | 5, mes they have made on! fair apa €-i00 ing ; >? ahi : ra x i q +) P ae : ; j : ~ ae bre 7 ; +h ‘tT’. 2 | e € . ie! - at 7 JTUY a é : wins the Coffroth Handies> at and Tommy shows signs of doing t#€ Bears’ oniy run. Sherdel hiceer | ‘167 IKE te eae os nde they have swept aside all oppost- rogressive ] i f df ll ea, ii a ? #ames b , ‘fanned six and walked three | irinage!l — 241 20 «616! ee inet ae : Nai alr O g0O0 € Ow- juana Sunday. This event, the rich- * In eight ganies on tne present : : “9 We qd taree aArinag - _~ Hyatt De-eats Long ‘tion in a convincing manner. Tailoring Co. est all-a stake of the ye: he has made but 1e er : sester Bell ied the Cardinal a: Totels iat Bl! | ‘ This ‘‘dua! rsonality”’ : ~ me eg arr — e65 CO gg will : trip ok as _ { — + deeds | eile sie ai eee Leii . * 4 a} $008 a 31s of 4 oe livatt defeated Long 68 to 38. Jae dua! ~ rsonailty in foot- 807-9 North 6th Se. S ip about them. ee ace 0 to them and while he is regarded largely | ‘“ “ & Seen and two sin ee, —o mali +: lyesterday at Petersons in the| ball is interesting but not unique. » |} winner. ea defensive ball player, he is hit- | gles, ringing drives all of th?;: ax —— : . | tuntediet meds. thine | Bethlehem, the Eastern cup final °y*, ~~ # fellinwere he TA | ois 4 Pri as pw das AJces eee |S . » = IS mae | : — . adees aa | ———— a ; * raigzit-rali iliard tournamenrt ad I ai- lurt LOii0 ; aAvé Picke: ithe ¢3 nver 350 with 11 safeti : 'hut Bob O'Farrell was not far ] Totals ZB oyhy 393 J8£6)—1115' TH finner had a’‘high rt ' ist, is another sucl lub. get cecs Doreen and Carlaris, the Brit-g @2& °*™ ~° aoe 46 Sarees OU. ute iiss —— | Shneoom 169 «18x 22] The winner had a high run of seven. | another such club, getting no ish colt, as their favorites of 21 times at bat. Included in his hind Bell with a double and a pregg 177) «477 :~«170 Today McArthur and Arthur play. higher than fifth in the ordinary eo ee hits are two triples and a double ‘home run, which went over the 2 rie eee ae ba z tale ae oa aH te D1 eh FSP 3 'PRINCIPIA APPOINTS c,sraceful Fielder. if ft-field wall. Douthit aiso £O' | Shaner : 7 185 19a0 . . ow ha tr] .. two hits, both singles, whi *hiek | Rebenschied .145 -173 180 Paton SPREE eee ‘+ KERSHAW TRACK Thevenow has a style “which is its, both singles, while Chick : 4. beg Ee MEER ie | COACH mleasant to look upon. He can go| Hafey went hitless for the second Tota 362 366 370—1098 , > ~* > : ; : ti . ve Giessow ee 9°? i772 Ines Kershaw, former Missoutfis either side of him with equal, UM'e on the trp Healey 161 Do 4 O19 Tye fears , or 7 te a i ; . " " Pe P i ema gage oo . ns ar : 6 tra facility and makes hard chances The improvement shown by Les- ‘ - : man, 1a een appointed rag : aes te o ; ; ae Total ZaT 41t $75—1078 |coach at Principia Dieeny. it Book easy, 0 gracefully does he } aa: et oe tee est three Bridestt .....5...147 233 299 | ae . ea a | / davs is the ee ne. ickerson 127 yf oe aenmaounced: to day by Athletic Direes play. His arm is strong and one | a the result os the extra du Dickerson “4 163 L7e | hy tor Eddie Kaw. of the best things about him is his | , pr castmgen Ssacker is doing in the Total ..274 396 355—10°5 | Bae TT, 6 ndemy _ ot , : Dattings cz 220) ir it] Schaefe So SEs 57 oe: The Academy has abandone@Mability to make aquick and accu-|,, > cage, each morning with Bill Sherdel (top) held the | Predericke "468 ise 15 | -|} baseball and has decided to Concetel ste underhand throw to first base | Hornsby looking on and offering | San Antonio Bears to four panes - Pi »{ trate spring athletics on track. Them Tis ite hae ton when the occa-| helpful suggestions. All three of hits yesterday and won, 3 tol . Total ot $17 404 302—1023 | om bon ter, APS an oe m nis $i) I} ine Dea~ i a2 ? [ F's riagett 3s ce ; lea marae meet is scheduled fo ie Remain , his safeties yesterday were hard Sylvester Johnson (below) | 3. Easley 172 179 + Sig — —— - ’ - thr ’ erates , ee, ‘ April 3 and dual meets have beeng #92 Semanas. hit balls. 1 went the full ni : neni | —- — Miss F ee sa = stesso earded with Soldan, Beaumont and The voung shortstop—he is not | Ther, : , . ne innings __ Tota! 358 344 317—10I7 | ge i i aS S| Roosevelt: Seams will be cent eee 23 years of age—is the quiet! jressed over the list of oitchacg Monday and won, 5 to 2, giv- = =! ‘ 147 175 166 Be a # ; + : * . oe liad ’ > eceae 4 Jet wv r ' . _— Lie Ree ‘ nresse ve + [ot £ + ai : “ aibel 168 aan 167 io pine reseticere eats Li eestisteraneyabes Sites eek aites panesaorepm ag aeabe ences cide otecerinietas sa eente be pana state reset Sithe Missouri U. meet in May aen€@moember of the squcd. He has lit- | wt G over the list of pi chers ing six safeties. Prete anes ae ; sed 2 to the Washiegton U. events, 4. say on’ att . ae . The who Were assigned to go with the ; - Total ane 2 140 333— ORR ae : oe ‘ we 10 Say O root tn 1 1¢ 1f | eer : , SI LES RO: pe RE, SO — a, 7 Vn ae Sets second string squad when it was i, ws apeti diaencnsgeas : aes . se ‘ee Mfor's of the noisy ones to make/ seen that Reinhart. Dyer and HAGENLACHER WANTS | Whitehead a. ak Se ee ; } alir :¢ . ,HrY°E ‘ ‘milan Tit¢t4*l a | / . ; : , Son a y “3 oth aN . 2 2. MSE ; . pin talk it up have availed little /Sochoron were relegated to the TO MEET SCHAEFER OR (it, ies ae Te ; ; , pOT Ie LAT f el a a wae ,f pt? Pe as vot. |scrubs. Particularly were the eve- HOPPE FOR 7 TI E Predericke 1k> NO $4-. ans oe hep * m Thevenow is really faster than | brows raised over Reinhart. But 18.1 TI eed 142 282 294-—59R| Bae : is . , vv. t ? =) + -* + JOOT ‘ ot fh $ ? - 4 d 4 0777 ' he appears. He runs the bases !/it was explained that there was no aw the - ee ateh. : Hartnage) 04 Pty eg ile : meth 2 peculiar stride, picking his | significance attached to the as- 1... fe R, poe March 2o.—Eric er . $a. oe Fa 576 | agenlacher of Gert Vv , y \aris ste , S HT? ] f fines np and laying them down ir | signments at. all. Tt was necessary | the world's “pe ° ere igh Fh p00 Stein. M 20% 14 156 Rosy | Z i : - * i* y 2 if i e mA) iiné riflare ts - @e@eesee#- : ae > as : ai Re g¥a~ ¥ hich makes it appear that to send some pitchers With the ehamptionshinp recent. 4} Riesitensie Fenn Ree ee ft : * , > & a > -~ far} tc fhere rapidly enough. | Squad Is Divided. o meet the winner of the Willie | gp; -—" a. ag Re 190 tae oer | It is the opinion of the other! The regulars left San Antonio Hopp e-Jake Schaefer match for the ! Wiedri nghaus ‘189 190 173—541 | re . mer &.1 ti 1e atc 3600- Bascom ... RR any hI 6 lyers on the team that Theve- | this morning to play the Univers'ts , ffai — ” Pete epost, * oe Bridgett “14k its 200 ao ~ affair, will begin here on Monday. oF eg io- 2 e how will be a very valuable man/of Texas at Austin this afternoon. soa re — = 7 $. 167—503 ‘is : f i : ¢ al Lay an T Am 3 Whe hits .265 or over. for they | This squad consisted of Infielders TARTAKOWER REGAINS P Bridgstt 176 135) 170—4R1 Hornsbv Thevenow Dic mereon 158 143 181—-477 7 : fgard him as 2 great pinch hitter | Bottomley, ornsby, ve 42 f r% | Flowers: Outfielders LEAD IN CHESS PLAY pal . ke in Oe in? 135 44° | i e! a Sherdel Goes the Route. | Bell “~ nie 8 Feast ; pac es ! a fe Vv am * uel- ; rine Associa Ireac - ™ The Cardinal pitchers are all i ag cei OF —s sae , Pins cooatar tod Pites. : | Five. Man Event. | - Catche rel] ck an G, Aust D5 ‘NE N | eager to follow the example of ier. at ¢ Ts ar ICcK hii ie i \ , A us see March j atvnat Sohne coal = Warwick: Pitchers Haines, Hunt- “—n he experts in th internationai: {J Pe 192 189 184 as cp agigd =O Seggageeilingge =~ “i Sosee Jonneen, meen, Mhem, Hal. | : 1 ead and Spielmann of Austria holds - Ee . cond eet antares and Umpire Hunter Hill. — aa in | Totals 950 917 RO1-275s BB Nesterday acainst San Antonio ae i } P ; “S second place. The defeat of Dr.. heen were ia See a uo and; The second string men will re- Alekhine of France by Dr. Vidmar } SCHAEFER’S RECREATION ee ‘} ’ . *” + , ava! . if . . a2 : e A ee ; i ‘ oe 4 nacaing aTnat . he j } vt ; vr a) an — 2 ie rented the ears, exe 4.) th main at San Antonio until! April .| Of Jugo-Slavia was the feature E aoa Rd FA, 19% ee mardinal regulars’ final apperrance | ~nen under the direction of Fred . The summary: EF. Schaefer ||| /169 “191 1487 Ss peere. Hunter they move io Houston and “pielmann Austria drev with re pO en ia ee nt: 4 in Sherde! started out in the first istart a barnsforming tour which Reti @zecho-Slovakia Nie mzow - _— . si estan ee: ; . . - i ; , itsc} I> rmartk re ct 2 th "am noh Tota! { ( . ene fa Binning as thouch it were the mid-| wil! bring them to St. Louis A = s+ legen ewan Kk, drew with Kmoch, Logis 914 910 923 47) ee 3 . , ‘ A ustria By L¢ khine. Mra nee loet t 6s { OTBION REC RE ATION ‘ie ' mie of June. slamming his fast ball | 40, With Hunter's agsrecation Gre: | viqma Siavia: Gile ; he } 7 ze oo 7 se . es . ’ 7 vy oXas at JULO-Sia Sie riigz. {( Zecho- e s“teppacher 1? "> ) #te ae and his curve through with such , Ontfielders Smith and Sleim: “In- | Slovakia. lost to TVarrashe ‘er. | R. Huitt "yes =I89 181 “t ‘ ‘ ite ate aia nen? ae ae . , i geek : Sbaaais a. setitaates G. as? , ; ree that it seemed impossible ' fielders Torporcer, Taylor, Selp j} imany: Rosselli, Italy, lost to Gruen- | Pp, Fate ert oan po that he could hold such a pace for/and Conners, Catchers Humphries! feld, Austria: Treybai, Czecho-Slo- |S. Heibert 19k - 187 178 . ~~? ' 7 < . - a . ¢ a " oes the entire game. Even his vocabu-| and Mancusco: Pitchers Sothoron, j vakia, drew with Mitchell, England; Totals 920 £20 QT penny ; ; ei 2 " lig yx ¢ or ° : _——s Of ims (OU Mary was in mid-season form as! Bell, Clough. Jacoway, Dyer and | Davidson, Holland, lost to Janow- | WASHINGTON ALLEY “2 : Denne 'ski, France: Yates, Engian re B smiles mpire Hunter Hill. calling balls ! Reinhart. " et 5 Ale READS. OF 12. Stein ae oe 135 ae onday} ;journed wW h tubinstein, Poland: ,G Fredericks 162 161 10% ae : Tartakower, Austria, won from Vaj- + —— Jr ‘ 4 Fy “240$i eg. uh : eet 77 81 223 SH. da. Hungar R. Karis "900 199 144 SI Ys ike a million dollars, but 3 : iy, | TILDEN BEATS CHAPIN Totals 2 ‘84 939 R99-— 2722 i 50,000 deal today. | f : | ABANN}I Xe is banker to negotiate @ POUUUUULDU EDL ATOEUDUU NEEL EET UEOAOPTNYEADESEADOAOEDEDOOO ENRON 1H) CPRTTOOE APTA EE | IN NET EXHIBITION F: Rirk 138 IRS 152 ee “~~ af” Niedringhsaus 2: 208 - 3A7 oy . ee oF . * Lesor la ess i R. Hartnaes 18 195 1¢ eG ident was oh) thing but ST HEALTH " ATLANTA, Ga., March 25.—wil- | © Rebensch ied co eee ee ao . his office was positively Mam: Tilden Il defested Alfred Cha-(°° ee ae Kes STRENGTH nin Jr. of Springfield, Mass., 6—4 Totals TRO Aen) ; SAT i he oA , h—— m al exhibition match piaved FAYETTE FR. PLUMB ee ; Y he East Lake ‘ountry ‘Club | A. Bridertt 18k 173 201 Bx t sorry for him. But the | nt « here vena * The cha nd : | . MS ascom 148 200 «IRI ie he introduced me. 4 ; pion also played Chapin and Ftank |J- or onl : 5a aS | 1) Be PLAIN (iwens of Atlanta witnourt ai part - ; H, ans 15] 78 ae ee. RIGHT AC ROSS THE COUNTRY said to the austere money OR HOP ner, defeating the pair, 6—4, 2—6, Totele - £3 noes 09} ona ich 4 IR a Q Te) YA el.” APS FLAVORED Tilden played a full court againstic Burtt . * — go iat 161 | pe “% . 66 ¢ : the two Mgrs (“harlotte Chapin, | © Herman i728 148 134 (ipa k f CO C h st fi ld self °’ the banker replied. who was to have been Tilden’s part- H Tibbets Ro 127 165 fee ro m coas Coas cs cr Cc ner, was suffering from a severe I Rah: ba 1n3 itt 2% ‘ far that agrees with me. avy, but with enough t you know they’re lit.” “ogee i one Oe iy | otais - ia 700 RIS i Sr ee « . 23 ORI BK TES BG .— quality” has won the endorsement IN NATIONAL TOURNEY | ie of smokers in every walk. of life Chesterfield pufts, he added: ms SRE RC . a. , Mare i yer owe 5 Ee ‘tend you the loan you "YOUN iSTOWN, ©. toni ee ” ris hbasketbal! tournament lastie gi here las t night. Sharon, Pa., defeat- Murie! smokers came to ave to move my office <= bere lnct nigte, Se ee : of 500 ‘itnessed the contest. B Va.. this afternoon, after which seurdy tweeds in S Mount Holly, N. J., plays Sharon, browns and grays. LY ‘ ' x uma ie Such popularity must be deserved Aggie Tracksters Leave. STILLWATER, Ok., March 25.—To ‘take part in two track carnivals (this week-end, five Oklahoma A. and M. College athietes left *Still- | iwater early today. They will ap- | pear tomorrow in the l'niversity of | Texas avent at Austin, going Sat- 'urday to Houston for the big Rice Institute relays Hoff to Drake Relay. DES MOINES, Ia, March 25.— Charley Hoff, nimble Norwegian pole vault record breaker, will be the feature performer of the Drake ays, staged by Drake University, MALT SYRUP Mave In Goon, OLp St. Louis t2Save the 15-Unit United Profit Sharing Labe!-Coupon on each can. Write for catalogue of valuabie premiums. 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tributors Reeinipelal “ob pe one ~ —s £ NE ipa atone teaser saepe: ngetanbliipen stirs th nwribeetihiibth i ONS =" Yi] is ot ~*~ b- “ . A, 2 - - ‘ ORM EN. A en a a CR Ie sha : sai Nod iM ea he Foe YS ee ee Bty? r é wee ¥ re a > «7 : as LOUIS POST-OISPATCH . SHNSAHANLHAL2NL2GSESASSSRESLASHESSESTUCEQUOOOEQTOOONOQQOOOQOQQQOQOQOUOSOOTOOOOOAOO CALCITE TTT © es cer da” THURSDAY EVENING; 1926 MARCH 25. ST.LOUIS POST “DISPATCH cen eee eee WALTER HAGEN BEA ae neerattca mae 'S JONES BY 2 STROKES pee an +. pan or ETT ee —_ en nanndamaipamnanannt - IN FLORIDA TOURNE MAT r ° gute i iene emmitin ’ e “““~ for the 106-rar@ dash st 0 0 victor f 1a es $50 Horse Captures rack an 1é Use of Resin Ba Se ee ee Ul e igains ‘Sa e g oe 1a Vv ie] lay Wi . Wwatc s Ter > . - | : English Race Classic By Braves Brings a ‘he dhak events Another jocd oas And P tars to Handie > eadgalad satitans G uct . 3 Bi f of Game ays Lodac ae ee FOO -te-F rotest From Speaker csv Franciscus. tormer St. Louis Q en With 28 ans | yu 9 va _— Cniversity sprinter, wno heid a: hold orrigh? IHR Br : sie + Doe ; s emi = AN ee ee - aa? «& 2 if 4 Ae . an Y 4 * Pp —— os — a \o > ss x . THER an disappoint the hen White Pu le E. Wavis PERPS ce rt rt ‘ HARTER T stark 4 ~~? y ‘ North + es ‘a ge Ph e Et = ~ ; . ¢ AAG Tit mah. ee . ene - ‘ oan ‘ : et PERS eT AL. _ARE ~ ; i = : a - * - - . 7 * Nathonal iii ' — Gis ise - . 2 "ot oad di i 4 aS pied © Sa i A . ’ >. at Vi isso a = bone GAriieid *ia} S351. fae : Champion poe as Pee am A {ommittee 4 ? nx Joe Forshaw to Be onoraryv cdays gaine here e_wee er former s esst livers —_ > > in ‘ ss ey m ss r oa ioe f?. fin ‘ _.. ce8enr 7. aster is = . “4 : e eree n er- ; ‘ : ra bi ai A & > amnmemmmigeains ee aan meme Ev t t St. P é; ~* - Per | oF ; ‘ ‘ ‘i ‘ hi il r 4230 ~ ; ( ‘eveland inciang Marag er 3; « r= -_ - ia sel ca a ae ia acl dia sie n ore ll ‘ i s Si iz NX a Leaz a + ~ : 3 -_ UN 1 . ‘ Pt »reet . a. ae ‘ = _* *@n! igh ~ Pr '* aa ng . {re — . a “* AgBoc‘ated Presse. z e saga .'* Pr = t. - c ee s , are - | f¢ a 4 Tf "at 23 : ~~ GERAGH Y ? ~ _—— 7 | -- $ iA a s ve J = 4 > 7) is . _ ins ~ - ST PETERSBURG * . e\ {N= i { aN. i 2% ™ : zf eS 2@ on ¢ Ai ? ‘ [ormer . ai Ba de “5 ay wat as ea = ' 4 . i , i - oe —— * B+.-Y¥- ‘ ; if . i — — ’ é - istgt an > oP s° r + a r e ; a 1 ~ } a A’ vr iL fan a v + taf? “4 iA 5 A ry eri . a? .. - ~ te x 7 =... z-I-“-D-E _ a Els - - 2h Y -3.—Walter Hagen. nationa oral safety in footda Se muics gs sete ad ’ “8 i Irse in g four : onion me i i 1 - Pore DE! mar 0763. DEim: 102. 1 s 4. i i ai « aa s " - —s . ~ - \d ened ? S ” = > e ° ? x = \ €pDD os \ ~ ~~ = at ro ty « +) ea - cial m legis ting Dr Ss ¢ ys aa “ " ‘ ‘ " ‘=: . ! Th « o- a: n : “ys ssiona! gc:: clAamp.or ‘ onrcen- as 4 ae S «: si " anti e _ . Qe *e,? -~ har ° a ° ~~ Wash a ; + 4 an vas ie ay ed aco i = ? ~ wy wn e1 te 1 13 4 -_ 2° ‘ S 3 ~S A Ss reQ2¢ - > > ,jeaDuUte : rated to come from second place!) Northwestert — Ss started Tniverst iterscholas engl nee ; ) suit standards. Another former indert. , | , : asses i , Umpire Wilsor th itional =, | ) , ; | and win the West Coast Open G: This wa ‘ . nes s E © placed "2 eet Saturday night, ees a alas 4 a reinia acpniete Who Whi be ’ g712 N. Grand bi. Near Natural Bri ; m . -~ - ~* - : & e = e T — ~ = “ ~~? nx, rwe wg: r _ _ was 16 iS ec .a " _ oh 4 Pione TTi er 71196-2558. f" ‘-@eurnam nt wit n 2 rard >? °-$>5 r : ” Be a ee 3 ‘ La“ 4 a ae + , > » 1 Ss ; é . . r °as ° t 2 - = TE "ar. is battle was not with Robb an Ae ORES 2 ids slig! oe , uck the w meefwt~e es SS ia . rT . > ‘ Ta -~ - Jee. 2 - ‘ e ‘ é a3 3 7 ms itte . > a Bosten » avers c e ruickshank. the 31 at aK > 4 pro- . — an? _ nas - .s ~ be cig mA a = ~ a ayranmrn _2 z éa = > as 2 - . - Funeral — ~ ~ = raza ner : : - - pa The raves 3 “ Bi BS tIce [InSsT DY a : se. _ -v hz 4 + = , aa ~ - . f ate : >" ~ * y “ee a | a y ror ~ Ww fri 4 ners 5 ; G ) : *ir a4an rs ‘7 on, ...A on “~ a¢ - Was Ro! — : : ” + 4 ) ? > = + > ice - sta . : a : ; “Se = 34 a E rec OF the . Restaurant, | agen bad to play to beat Booby oe. ac a protectio! 224.05 are : sv practically j ; and Dan Kinsey appearing 9 wOetz, armer lan “ - , . et tv Des ; ‘ sie or “Na e a Ss ast ames an ny * J/Oones, Nat ionra a TN ite ack lpi teams af ete = ~ + SHES z a ar ~ - = la even"s in WH — ew ss r aS 4 re w =See ef 1) EF A ‘ " _~ tho turned in a ar 144 for , e wm 2 g ré e Ze F + x 77 t+ . meet on 4 manne a sha PueG 41 Ce sds in the i « es Wiil aftempt rnis wi Few Hlinod | + 3 s third piace in the first days piay — i ia 4 team that r e > eroun = SOE SSG Te EE Sa ee Pe ._ Mr. Jos. Kaiser R —— . = i fares: S3a.G oti ‘ ee ia SEE Po . . darn? we R o.. “eae comer memccmt we fin ish 4 yesterday “i? a tota - = No mite ', * PT ra 5 ag ~~ aimee oe es oe cr ste dias smn — is ‘ " oa 4 ~~ eoraen i - mo — ~—s 2 ww —s mc Dud. : \ eo wt Se 2 a «ah . tha losin by + ree r & 4 }* ‘ ii lé al J Le ea . ‘ =) rier ’ Ss . a er ie Be oQs \, ee A: i - » nd “ —t, bd : ¥ mS of Sta u A Entered ‘nto fe 9 W acnesk a rin ) open spaces whe passe Stecher Beats G ~~ . | ) Ted W t Relief! Avl New Baden Ww March | 26. at — eda: i sania tell vs ecee te i'« * = Ja q Pe Da SB: tec ats ar I. “—" i 56 J08 Forshar. "resicen*t abe a7 halfba “k are > Ted WwW ig ° Q . ° JA - seas Sie ff y : Marra Fm all ee . , a - ~- ~ tot % o 22 . ‘7 2. iy a4 * J od d NMUis®eu Trevi. ; agen was playing the "ure ee eee «af pr _ e} . 4 S90 fated >-ese. t,o Vv astern a A. 4 F — Yale o tha | star - ’ 374 anda ‘ 3 ” . P Yom ate a" Pavan. 4 Dr me ee? Mary A>! ‘Dee Schewir ole when the news of Jones’ fin- Hs , one eysirn«* this ts 20 «Ke Six’ e > Woe oc prevent EVELANI Mareh 23.— e _~arethan ranemer = 7 iecings . t effective syrup. 55c and 60 Many h dvetie snes - dear father of Eugene Abel. dear bret ee ‘ re ty Fa = ~ a a aise Lica ) ees SS ‘i ; z ~ Qa ” , a ee ~ ~_- . 2 ~ eT oO? _ 2°32 A — ey —c aemeatiben ~* a 4 : PIsos receive imunediate rei am se sf Pauline and Joseph Basile : sh came to him. He knew he had |... 4.1) in its possess! y use . ee ZAM Pas | . ecita hese ta,e Hennings, Bear track coac \merica grid star who non sizes. For extermal use: emell expenes. Am inn an mur dear une ; . es aw ae eeainen . er saeke r piace a sma! sie ae ae : a 1. ; vestigation Funeral! from Gebken'’s new ave : . b» ry a & 2 i an we 7 a» € —— Thert Ling. wee sd cs : Oa ead >. Ser « + t a» Ca? . ™ “ac —.. id i a 2 a sare" ar | be 4 4 - ; _ = 3 w = e s&s ‘ —_ Lr ~ ‘i -— - _ - ¢ y thts oer 8 xae arTenyes. iifer. #0 he piliaved at the mark ' pam? & ‘« ¢ Mrs. Coma Asherefi, & Bis Cruickshank encountereé Dad £0- 1. caterer in the defeat of Michi- wyenth yar. : . - ~ ~ a. . - ) e “ —, - Ey eae Remains in state st Peets" fumeral he "££. and was forced Oo taxe a. gan. Frem now en the Wind Wiis ta%urette arenue at hbouleva Ma ae —_. ; 23. Ini the final ‘he tournament. eard of 287, next Jones Declines Prize. gen-Joneg duel Tare 3 rst eet | ~ > ™ —™ ~ : e75 2 - HICAGO, Mareh %25-—A ce ' ~ ~ -. “or ra ass The gallery's interest in the Ha-j|fense of the new forwara pa Fe me +4 rll.? was made today oY A A. was turiner @nii- oe oe iS+orw director of athietics 64 ne Snotun -emens? *- > } mn = SLNOUncemen cai Bt Tniversity of Chicago and member ‘he two golfers have wagered a hat ,° +a Rules Committee. He gave the outcome of their p-.ay iD + six enn why he heliered in ¢*> fo ‘his tournament, the Amertean /aidition of “a very slight restric- pen and the British open. tion on the use of the forward Jones, entitied to $500 asked pass.” that the money not be taken from “T am of the opin that this > F - ‘ i@ purse, oe round. This cost bim and & 4 uickshank won ; change Wii rot affect - pf - wi win more games shan eve? m cond ada ey. S all eeriou sir. ’ £2! 3 Coat . Stags 9 ‘As I see it, the rule, first. wii not team from trving for- p heat cf the tcourmament, and @n ar- & Can erage of 33. Suganuma’s dest run was 52 and his average 14 4-14, This was iganumas first set- Energine quickly removes that oily stain trom coat collars. Saturate a cloth. Rub the collar. Watch it “come clean.” Keep acan of Energine always on hand. Energine comes in handy cans. _Leavesnoodor. 35cat . drug or department stores. ¢e “The Perfect Dry Cleaner” iprevent a passes: ‘SUGANUMA DEFEATED IN JUNIOR 18.2 TOURNEY By the Agencia tet Preas NEW YORK, March 25 second. ‘t doeg not —Arvr Bos Wollander, and Kinrrer Matstvrama xf Japan gained the lead in the na- . > : —_ . a“ Taw 3 4 ee ae : -~ tienai funior 18.2 balkline Dilliarc ehamptonship vesterday by defeat- ine Joseph Marer cf Phi! and Tadao Suganuma of Japan, re- spectively. Bes’ margin over Maver was 20° to 86, with a high run of 185 and , average of 25 against his opponent's i@ and 56-11. Matsnyama Gefeated his countryman, $°0 to 144 havirg | a high run ef i64 unfinished, the | adelphia suits back and p.aced him second to Bos * . — = - ~ * » and Matsuyama, each « whom has nn | rIiTRoevt a oo a a a > - ’ ; Out COGULes i i AMERICAN ASSOCIATION BARS THE RESIN BALL CHICAGO, March 2: —— resi ball will not be used in the Ameri- ar Asscciat! this season, Pres! - nt- Themas J. Hickey announced vesterday, fo''owitng the com tpletion & mail poll of _ league clubs, which showed two otes itn favor and six against ‘* ' The Association representative | voted in favor of iegalizing the res- . ~~ ll . " 7h qge.ea? on of in ball at tke rules meetin in New York, Duet Hickev called for a vora * because the circuit had led the war tion of the resin ba! rears ago toward abo! ‘ard freak de! iveries PILE Ne Fospital——No Ds by MILD OFFIC A CURE GUARANTEED ® - eee | BEE Outpcints Alfenc. WITHOLT KNIFE— eas ll LIGATURE er CAUSTIC’ 9ST ANNIBAI. Mo. March °%8.—Be er—No Chicreferm ili of St. Louis outfought Ray «4 TREATMENT fano. also ef St. Lou's, last sigh their 10-round headliner Yor tha ,Hannidal Athletic Association. A) fano started strong but Hill car- ried the fight tn the last two-thirds _of the bout. Gus Perrone, St. Lou's and Charies Kane. Belleville, J11.. even thefr eight-round ie $7.50, $8.50 and $10.00 Lines and higher. | Better = lay the Percentage Don't pick a shoe store just walkalittlefartherforSwope’s Shoes—but they'll walk a lor | er. Great comfort and style’! RE ei eee a ” because it’s handy. You may : fartherforyou.Priceisnohigh- Spring's new Sem: Brogue - ++ in tan or black calf. A Wou HERALD —- TRIBUNE 281,770 LINES TIMES 194,786 LINES WORLD TUDY the chart above. It is based on figures compiled by the statistical department of the New York Evening Post. It proves that in the minds ot those best fitted to judge the worth of a newspaper and its circulation, the New York Herald Tribune has attained a domi- nant position and is the logical keystone for any campaign aimed to reach the influential people of New York, the World’s Greatest Market. Furthermore in all classifications in 1925 the Herald Tribune gained a total of 3,218,864 lines — or 923,636 lines more than the combined gain of the Times, American and World. SWOPE SHOES for Men 922 Olive St. Value Dollar for Dollar. CHICAGO Woodward & Kelly ew Do eiendeliatietenesiriemiemetimeeeete ee 560 NM. Michigan Ave. “GS DETROIT Woodward & Kelly Fime Arts Buiiding TT ee tt - be i5i,'!4¢4 LINES AMERICAN $3,526 LINES ©:S Marke Place The Judgment of Experts In 1925, the great news- AMERICAN LOSS 6,970 LINES papers of the United States did more advertising in the Herald Tribune than in any other New York newspaper k Herald Gribun FIRST TO LAST — THE TRUTH: NEWS & EDITORIALS ~ ADVERTISEMENTS “Ss SAN FRANCISCO Thomas Emory creat -¢7andmotner. ] ; funeral from Arthur J. bURUMEIER—Fn‘tred into rest oo Mg neh 192 DB. : w. Bergmeier: in his ee a of (uses oa samp of Leag . Cal. and eur & her.in-iaw, s° and gre zracdlather Pr oyerel March 27. st eS ele a Ne AE OE RE ALI BEE MEF “ "y ¢ 303 feeun Pa ar others Drot and e a7 »f Funeral om Srdew, a 26, at FE e = from Ziegenhein Byes. Paerskee strest, &s ae Matthew's SREDENK AMP—Rhteved | Asinesday, March 24, EF use Beedenkamp (mee » ed wife of the late William ‘ : dear mother ef William, 4 SB ana Theodore Li 4 d BREN NA N—Exierod inte rest on Wedne M o26. at 10 @. 7 at SE y Gr nee MeSugh jear sewer T mas James and Martin &., Mere. John aoheny se sour di¢@ar niece of . ' eral from ‘family 7M por, Sorts av “nue Due netice | tim: will be given eily service. BRY iN —Entered ‘nto rest of hart fn . =e 1938. Laonerd T. Brvas. & E leve.j sand ef Anna Bryan (cee Moma oe of June Rose Bryan an eer doar un- and ancie. _ ch & Fully, 4245 1a! March Funera| from Lyack & ard. Froday, ; pm m te Liely Name caren aa ‘ (HBOLZ—E: ered inte test on edpe Gay March 24. 1928. 2¢ 9&- 36 a @ : Buchh uz eof 3819 — Pane: and f the late Helen a Pees er ; a jormnes. Terry. and and Elsie Yrances (.ieset and om wes! and =.) “PR 300 ant Maron i of Ma Wilan Kisuberm Punera’ from Arthur J. Dennelly Te i844 Lindell boulevard Due "tte wll be given tLAMINEY ve Ret jeter o-andinother coal aventi has 3 theree to Calvary ‘TlLirw~ Raters? inte met af Wo: >» 1996. af Mn ana Mrs. ae , ar aunt : -.. were * trerr: ~ af bre — e™EDa riagcer 31307 ¥ “sna soe of time wil be given. Ae rm EMING—Om a i. ace and “os are - he —y. March at Sam. te MAN NEPIN— a: ler “estdence, 7378 4... “4, Mapirwoaud, Me. of _ Mam 24 1986. at 9 a r ‘uae Lae) celled . Ser oS - ‘844 Tindal? boulevard. em - ” : reek of fy; rm 3 1928. at 5:15 _ Gearty helered hushend of al Ie $ ‘dc. Ruth Hol, beloved “arr ann Hill at:d ~y = IE ae a es at we ek Fs “ SR ES Wi RNs

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ABB 3 Car Sarage. & ; eae % tVi ae (6) 80s Chestau) st. * *y = * THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1926. _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS po AMUSEMENTS _ ahaa | MIXED PRICES SHOWN nn LAST 3 DAYS OF THIS GREAT BILL] Crvhaum dronkkys | LAST 4 TIMES * > 8 © # @ o 2 ° 22 0 2D Mm oe 0U0UmUmUUt~—~—————”””””t gy I Eee "es t@eeeeee * * —- ‘ ee. ——— lO, lg ew tt O_O Oe Oe ee Oe Cee ef * Fe Pe ereeoeRzpse eee ee eh & SG no” .*.9.8 8 & CPSP EO + OHHH ESR Oe*e HSH S eT PORE RGR £6266 © 6 o's” os’ e*e" * 77 > ee’ s'e's* a Og 2,9 O08 * 99.995" soe" “eg aece neocons 6UlUtC™~«~«M OOH OOO Be oc st O68 0 6 '".* _eeeee ‘ese eneeeee “eee eeeoeeaeeneeenen 6 * + = © « «e's s's".".* e es*ne eee ef & @ © 7 * @ > et wees et - - - - sees ses 6 ss a*.* > «+ oe e+e + * > 7? 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HARRIS Presents De — A 313g T3 r 5. 336 ~~ - . oo Se BT te — or ed ' Saturday a | * $12 304 i2.76 = to 280 pounds. $11 73 os orerecere 7 z ( Double Prog i “The ¢ flier" * and Orchestra 1% .°*- a 1°avieat rac 4, : t eK OOO « ; _* Tharsday, Sremen, Theater‘ -rht + oe" es ae ‘ \ 7a t* cae 5 Symph: Actor MS 8 iy AN ” Next Week: Big Anniversary Show, with TH EY WANTED” paid for small ! ie aan : y me awe —— oreeecese mee = a ~ KYW (535.4), - pede and “His Hour” iti: :% earin NATACHA RAMBOWA and Other Stars ‘CCESS ows. $9.50@ 6.50: canners, $3.50 @4.25: | erchestra. oo A THEATER GUILD SUCCE: rh Seamwee: Ten : a7 t= Yeu may buy Orpheum seat« at - 5S caten,-- Biemeianne aa : | KPO (428.3) concert orchestra. branch bex offices in your neighberhood] | Ts |largely on through billings: n . lame Sag (416.4) children’s hour. at recuiar prices. Ask your druggist.! on sale; choice TO-pound clipp Sil 79.5 conc ) —————— SHELDON AUDITORIUM = 22 s8ecyc° ups (Fo 20nd clipped SIL wGY (379.5) Ten Eye J a 3648 WASHINGTON AV. OES RI Keone: cer aep My te a5 nee >? + @& 2 & & ©,.°.°"e'n' a" ~ 0 PR ane - ET Ne 2 ON ate eta ar. * % @ os * CHEROKEE | Perethy ana i (-ish in “Reo 716 Cherekee st. Ag Sag BUT Sh obo ity EP Ea, OES MR 5. Sole Ril RAE ES ag ace. shee “a Nag Bt Sa I Nak > we cendiedened pepe me scene hear seine iai its nace tennilpinnns sean igi ; Kater TRee so elma ath oars * ¢ eA RAR Bh, thts Be beh A ge ene See Lee ee aries yee ae ee ne ee . ~~. Bic! Meso ied coe nati ota ss sen EEE DY IRENA ROMS AMON sp ee a REST a aha ale shige a Meni seis a ai ie ca eRe 5 TN, Said rit, 2 OR Saree > ty eee nf) a ee . 4 ‘ Lig ATES - a ee rt cmt —_ —— car = CH A); scNe warms | OUTEAU | —” = SSE SA IIT ie GS Na IM i i AT. EE BRIM EEA ht Pa vas + BASEBALL vs. BEAL ESTATE - *, Jeff. & Cheutean ' Br nani A BED HOT BATTLE— ; . trie. 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Idaho vusset burbanks. $4.25 1 Bre 4 ae - ~é i ree | ) Pete (aromt.. +6 7 “lage | “Light. of Old Broud- _TUESDAY—“CHARLESTON NIGHT” Sere eetindan mabe: dni ee ' -wcCAE (461.3) children’s perted | | hen am ~ ‘wad - ye see ‘riday——"“Future Stary Discovery Night’ Read teday's Want Columns for >...’ 7 chesira. | pa MIDWAY ; Mary Astor in “The =i \ e 3B fro al r at al (325.9) Hotel Sinton erci Le t "Tamedy ned ‘Ouners Tes) fis OPULAL LIEMANLD : S — New “Texas, $1 to $2 per Thev | | wsal (32' pe $ (rand r 2 rhe are hers = canine 2 - a - “=~ : aa rand & Washinston | Comedy snd 4h AN EXOTIC STAGE PRODUCTION WITH ES : * ay crown tates “Shear iy a cy last ionger tra. | ia % I i } 1 ! ANNE NICHOLS OmMEDY BBA‘ — [PX2e »D i #; ver nue ~ i746) vocal piano, violt } PR Ae ay 4700 Maffitt “Phantom Police. = * ® for sumbe and $1.10 for sam . . WBALs ‘- P tet He stanad Blaise aA . ~- © cL O CM BERS indiana 894 tino 95 cell batteries. There’s an Eveready WBZ (313.1), musical program. Hi ere! 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BEBE DANIELS IN ‘‘MISS BREWSTER'S I & mS 87 per iceberg crate : WCAE (461.3), WCCO (418. : ae : hese init , MIULLIONS’’ AND : ‘SEYLARKS’* ON THE STAGE. ~ - — ang . €x PeRS—Fiorida. 1% oi Manutactured and guaranteed by WEAR (389.4), aa ae nS. ae . 3 ‘Me Titte . . e s > AL i -POWD are , . - WGR (319), WOC (483.6), tee Woodland iit, Sires: = SB mors. $3 to $4.25 and No. 2, $1.2 NATIONAL CARBON CO., Inc (sent) The Lose fe SOLS ‘raveis ‘ Comedy and Others.” - = 842OCK A 4 at ma lampers KFRX (2788.3), musical program EGO (361 CONGRESS: MUTI = yf = | wSAPLOT Louisiana 25¢ to. 30¢ on ae, Give &. : and Amoateers , SB " 4 PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS 2A Amen ts ae 4 “ ‘ ” hieadieahacrmigeRiatuiagnines eiapnanaianeronnt ee a Sneha si pee . - ~ 3. ” ‘ ‘ to. ef *? ~ 2 — a —~ ee - y « y : P * ef . r ** - ' ~« Grand-Flor. | ..Pevle Preeram = F - Ze j Yy } $1.10 home-grown. 40 to 50e per bu } orcnestra. SE PTET ONES A a tt ei men ty ha eae be a et Bi ae pera Vee oe Tae nt eet, oe re “Dance Madnes«” and ~ ail ‘= fo TUMA ~ aa on a . y ~~ " uf 'WBAP (475.9), concert. —_ , > . “7 wii are c ~ “ - ‘ 4 ba he i Os J J 4 ss ve » of q oY = > ~ be sige | —_—e m - « (rami A Flocissant three Luces Pust ~w Vi ; Ye Yn, LE f oo 18 - ng! : f WCCO (416.4). musical d : Mn fo. A i : j ; aia - = SES ere oe siete ei 4 ‘ ~~ ee as Zs | a SC Uae : ‘ _ TURNIPS—Home-grown wasnea turnips | WEAF (491.5), WCAE (4614 Beamvaorm = Mable Frec.:, “The Z ; p> ‘ We to $I ver bu Sox ‘cose; aew Texas ae ie eg | Seariet Saint” and , tg | Dp LYRIC - 7Oc to 8c per dozen bunches “ PF WSAlI (325.9), Hire’s Voyageurs. Deffersen & Garatcvis Three Faces East. ‘“Z y LEA pe | “ me, =RK A eae = — — WEAR (2389.4). Workrite artista LWA uy «CAPITOL - ae - HI-POINTE Y 2 ee Z GZ MARY y ES POULTRY MARKET P WHAS (399.8), comeer:, music Ciagsten & Met aus. and (Comedy z , Cpe RR ’ j + sorority. 2 aman ace oammae ee Yj CLE STARTING SATURDAY! LS an a ae ane WHO (528), Raleigh quintet KING BEE | Ronald Celeman and GAL . ie THE MOST SENSATIONAL aT. A Saerm ‘a Rene oitasg = sarees ‘WLW (422.2), Educational » irene Rich fm “lady SIMS 4 Ws E TIMES’ . | > Ti ° a ada tTk@ N. Jefierson ' Windermere’s Fan 7, Vf he a T [S BUTTER. BxF AND POUL -Woc (483.6), Plow eBys. Ad CLL ’ ° \ Jaze-Mad (iri Leads Her Husband eon «a * rncepaied wee - : ‘ : ation F 1:43PM en | fl, SA ° | Whirl of Costly Cars, Gergeeas Gowns and Wild Parties: . 7 a ai . yp of cue Tae / ; P . } Lafayette ( Remald Coleman and fo A, ines ‘ ecks WIP (608.3), concert ; j —_ Rich in “Laadh a _ - . ry ~~ —S ring 8 P. M. , , ~. « ft at | : >. ad > us re a . 2 . e 16a e a) nedermery « Fan | ap * = ij 2 : fy " r wis = m > es: WREM (22%). Tip tric: Ziegier st ; aie an = sencpemnanieibinaiinasnnes aaah a” — Ares 2 s Sis z tn Gite ters: Moulin Rouges srchestm a fag ee, Prearee: “a . ae + 7 tenes the- d ee. P "ae : ! “Dance Madness | “ 2 . = " B TTER age resaibe ry exi.ras fie Two Jays. Fi t.rand & Hedert Three Faces East % ° » . 7 f . = standards, 38c: fireth Sie: om onda, itic: | ; WR (333.1). Angelus quartet. ae — —— ee oes o . Pres ’ eT ia 2 , , , tes -+ : Seen 2 ah . . La NOW HIS == Sie: chem Mine enanne se WEAF (491.5), WCAB (4823 ‘ 3 7 ve ial a te 9 aint org “= cr tn — Ticd ity ; LYRIC §¢ HARRY carry . . ome 4 —) . SEESH—Sorthers tole See ake Woco (4164), WEAR (3394 in : i vey Woorns. ws. alsies, 23e: orints, | . , Sixth and Pine ‘“The Prairie Pirate” “ i | fy JAZZ BRIDE ie "4 myc >! er pn ~ 2 WEEI (348.6), WGN (392.8 are : 7 : = ; 29 LIVE POULTRY—Fow'!s. heavy 2tc 7 G i : -) me \ “MATT MOORE. LIVE, POCLTRY sis! neave 2 or 219), woe 483), WE » - - = 3. feos. (gear : MAFFITT ( Ronald Coleman and . “a =) ‘ Ri > ; {s 8c: 1976 springs i % be and oe ‘325.9). Clicquot Ciub entertal nso nacelle ; —, Rich im “Lady , ; . 3 wer 53¢c arse springs. 32c: bretlere ah ain —enha wt. U4 ter im tT * ‘an™ P Te hink 2c. Fo A 5 gi ee ande vente ermere se Fan " | MARIE PREVOST isc. * ng chickena. 38 {eetorne and . ‘ aa WH (526), Bankers Life trie, ‘ “ hens 4c: turk neg 95 nt “nd old ¢ ms ee O er Ss WIP (498.2), Little eympheny. Manchester ’ — = ee e 4: ama:? tursgevs rmder ~ Ls } He $ Ff - - ies . ' in “WHAT - : cetiieue. Sa ae, a WIR (516.9), Goldkette’s serena 45153 Maanchesicr POOLS VEN” : —s s os _ , Gee a era, —-—masee 5 = . evese. io@i-‘c,. guineas. $4 round. capons + ) ibs. 40e; capons. 8 ibs. 38c: capons. _'58.. 30c: capons. 5@6 ths... 33c: slips. Wik £4343. WoT (878.5). Wi Maplewood § “THE WHEEL” (495.2), WRC (4085), Bag and es rd ao soe Amt Ba ederim iad Oe ee ere ee nr en ee et cee Soe ee ieee ne ee eer et dnt eine T170 Manchester ‘ Hep Teddie Contest rc. i - gk eur sie Ty — AND . > , . i tere om a lita SNe 0225 nee Sake Gene aoe e 3:00 P. M. “The Clash f ry TT? : rH ? ro ar : , ; Montgomery : v —. and _. m Fr Megas Be map 140° pounds and ap f F ture? sli $ ‘ : , — —- on . “ig ." ; es a 4 IMh & Menigeinery ‘aplin Comedy Yiore \~tounding Than kver a ae se bd 4s. of items, 11%4%@ O urni _ ee v * . ie ss, - i~ An=wer Any and All Questions 4 me... ae ‘hoc, Suche, Ie ¢ fe 6pe: ib. ‘ r es - : . 4s a tae S95 354) rrveasd » _ ae « | > > h la ~key -_ - ; . — cheeceshesenesehennnsttnnetes sone Correctly. . ora't @& shies @7F 5 ae i icin ya eg s tnere sOmMet ing L ing to make some room a OV ARK f Barbero La Mage in | os | ecaipta, 5680 tube: createre ee more cozy or livable. or to oivé it a distinc ~ F M4 i : OM t Twe = a s : me" 4 psa 4 r at airs rats J oe % . 7 ms 3 > ee amma maaan eeeeeen etter eecee ie tteae, Sic: firme Sie Moraes deen hesitating about this purchase on ace > HLGHES i TITCAG March 25.—Poultr: alive ee c sree ae, oa —— = oo ye o DEG HES in | ine maagprecnn ae ae count of the expense? Would you get it if @ a i try—Springs. “S7c' others unchanied it could be had at a big saving? 4 Pewbetean { fencn. ‘et | : NE YORK Maret 25 Butier steady Maplewood Seng Feature on ao 41. nn : A re wl ee : ’ . - _ —_ Shea mak \, . = =. — ed cs | LAST GRAND CENTRAL CAPITOL WEST - 4 LYRIC eipis, 38.8T4: Pass nett firm: 7 Kenald Coleman and . Two “DANCER OF PAR‘S” “DANCER rs Xirne Hiowe ae ese ensr- rTecein “ SHAW ‘Irene Kich in “Lady CONTINUOUS DAYS Chariesten Challenge OF PARIS” HOMEMAKER” $838 pounde- State whole nik nee “ah and ‘sha ' Windermere's Fan” 5 rm Laney to fancy specials. 22@22 4 Over in the Post-Dispatch Want Pages une an, fOwie ee Ge So iave: sealer, der Household Goods for Sale are advertised utry ¢ 7 un today, every day, many desirable articles so FRUIT MARKET slightly “used that they appear tp be new. | There's a large line to select from. tenrad Nagel in Shenandoah “Dance Sednees™ and ‘ t-rand Shenandoah Vuadesille COLLEEN WoORE TIVOLI , LLOYD HUGHES Ky 6350 Delmar “IRENE” AMERICA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL THEATR ED . 4 ae > « ~~ > ~ pe . = sat sw . . Gp CROP Mile. Vane Ge +e » PP ARE RR: PSII PPE CORRE, OR SE Ay Rope ape. (pples Abort Steady With Demand ~ +o BOS ier Reels 2 on Lae; ben si ie in ee a Moderate. RG Double Frecram | Starring @vohaum, Cvrcari $50 re ete CE Bow. Maret Sosa Sh eid SALLY O’NEILL | PM-CONTINUGUS HEM Se as ee ee WEBSTER a - eer 4 : the “cnte” little Irish | A Bl with Every Variety of Entertatnment— oe Ta oS: 1st tte te Another way to till some particular need ts 12th and Clinten . “Tuk Wolves eece a t aati se Fun, Song, Dance, Music, \ ovelty " 92-50: 3. bhis. 12 - place a furniture wanted advertisement in : : —— : BERT now il. willow twigs, erust ie acento ‘Dispatch t at you w: FLaMIn A Bn il GEORGE WHITING Photapla; rae” ice Yat Gn, SESS. Ger the Post-Dispatch telling just what you want. LAVENTHAL THEATER GiRcUIT __], SADIE BURT a THE GOLDEN COCOON oT Stas t So Es Call GArtield 6600, and phone the order ® ON THE STAGE in “Several Songs and Dances” with S* sho box * Deabie Program Ass:sted by VIRGINIA MAE Huntly Gerdes. and « “MIKE” . ‘ , HH j Cc ‘ a re “ wy a ee E “ower : —_— ‘ane | “MIS SECRET SRY” | Covan & Ruffin — re davie S240 t: St 2S- ean SETH. + a —iF ai ideas in “The Poetry af Motion” nang ing ge S325 $4 . Ruid an oe a % "te of ‘- " . o ‘? ag? ; “*S *. ~ea, 4 . 4 J R ovr oe r ~s Cm owe er ‘_—* te tnt 7” 43 vr , >» ree 7 SUNDAY \ ony ae 110 PLAvnes™* COMPANY. RIV and On, =e | En iditional Markeat< Ga % P fepic~ . 4 «2 vi »& 3 to E tente Blue im fri, INS ALT FY with Pat«, uth Le : be oki G2 Pee 7 eeenieatienintinee - =v ee Sasa lost na. : , ~~ o " ANTHOXY “SHADOWLAND” “PRISONER'S SONG”

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~ patie ay li ta th ieteeemeentece tia : ai aeeeel oa — Ih eimai Set: Rue ead Ses TS 4 : % eS rf be ae oe ; ak . 4 = a ee et é ae ede Mts all > “ ee 7 > es : _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY ‘EVENING, MARCH 25, 1996. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH en f| ¢@ Joe Jinks -- Dumb Dora -- Radio -- Cross Word Puzzle -: Questions Answered -- Vital Statistics 4 _ | he = | | : : JOE JINKS _By VIC iw He “ ee aad Sf jg 4 ||} Post-Dispatch Radio rsday, silent night for: KFAB, Broadcasting Station | | an ag | EFDM, KFVE, WCAP, WHAZ, KS D | ' wSM, WTAM, WTIC. 545.1 | - Central Standard Time.) scone a 5:30 P. M. & Se gs ' RADIO PROGRAMS bn *a* a”, > 2 a ) iF He GETS ME. CUT OF “THis HORRIBLE. MESS WITHOUT Th WIFE EVER GETTING Wise ——-- =, t ae =/ CHEER uP on FeLtow! Youy'LL NOT age] f WELL eas perro * “Fe. LOSE A PENNY ON THIS “THING —: Easy [ LUNCH TOMOS so ot ‘Lt SELL THAT LAND FOR t THINR I.KNOW How I CAN 4* @ o, es L ADMIT THAT For “he SECOND Time tn MY CAREER AS AN “OIL-SMELLER™ ('m | WRONG JOE— THERE GN'T ENOUGH OIL ry 'o%* oF = (LL SELL IT For YOU~-oRr As L TODE YOU BEFORE «I'LL Buy IT MYSELF ~— Fe ee Daylight weekday broadcast- ||| ss es + aa ing at 9:40, 10:40.°11:40. 12:40 ey KA (309.1) KFKX (288.3) 1:40, 2:40 ana 3:40 p. m ; Mar- Be | ee Mae INDER Yf TH DROWN A GNAT ! = aces KYW (535.4), Little Symphony ket guotations and news bulle- K AT UNDER ‘OUR LAND - “Th "Te cK! a? ssn me tins of interes he M , = sO : . $40,000 MEANS NOTHING 70 URN “HE IR . “THRO | erchestra. West. Prices gunetiae by oe aS iM BIGGER —- THE SCENT q Got CA — 40 ~~ ——— OO aerial oa - od + o oa “Those. WELLS BACK “THERE — I SLIPPED UP. “THIS Time OL' MAN tf {T'S LIKE A MILLION TH ME* JIM" G (428.3) concert orchestra, ket News Service, U. S. Depart- 1 wooo (416.4) children's hour. ment of Agriculture el tote. LISTEN TS Him! AFTER GETTING Po wGY (379.5) Ten Eyck concert cipal Exchanges. ae Daily—10:00 A. M. SOE; Put 1°) concert orchestra. | be eee Siete ed condncted $40,000 INTO i ey bi y th 0 Service Dept, h — : 1) orchestra. | Laclede Gas Light Co. of Bt. loa: iWIS LAND AND } A oT os HEN FLEEING DW DAF (365.5), School of the Alt. | « eat » (389.4) concert orchestra, | on ore) - WEAR : day, Wednesday, % Mexico HE COMES q wir gage Jean Goldkette’s en- Friday gem™myd.c. , wMAQ (447.5) Chicago Theater 4 11:00 A. M. me wines Gold Medal Home Economics talk GAG LIVE G_LIKE [> ee ye e ou * 27, °,¢ * ~~ &s ** « 'o*a*o%s* * tia *.8.¢ 6 o a . ove e J aoneantibnnesnseinonennabemneneonces ran t¢ 7 “9 oc. tert by “Betty Crocker.” WOAW (5-0) entertainment. 6:20 P. M. | Thursday—4:00 P. M. WOAW (526) Manna Kea trio. “Women's Hour.’ Conducted by a 6:30 P. M. _ igen 4 Club of St. Louis. ane 4% Se or the iast program of the season WBZ (333.1) harmonica selections, A varied entertainment will be of- Pete Caron. — an Bit of Child Philosophy in 4 -7 9 hi ° ' eong, Story and Verse’ wii!l be given — *WCAE (461.9) = rsa period. by Mrs. Bessie Bown Ricker: and a WEAF (491.0) the Smith Brothers. group of piano solos by Miss Kath- "5 9) Baker Hotel a erine Carmichael. Miss Temple Bai- WFAA (475.9) or ley will speak on “Why Authors | chestra. Write.” and Mre. FE. W. Pattison wil] 7 WGN (302.8 dinner concert, Drake tell of interesting things “On the Air !'DUMB DORA : ee * a6 ee * 2 Gena * 2 * 222 ¢as | UL we -Mave- YOu. FIGURED OUT, | ai BRGGER'S MOTIVES Oe ee * 4 « ¢ of POO ow as a th Pw ve er. ee . Ye —By YOUNG isa Africa.”” The program will close o-4 oe Me ee e424 eee concert ensemble, string quintet //) with “Wednesday Club Signing Off.” oa ee _ | —_— : ee tires) book chat |] Brecht Ms, Boter fat te ffi [TT MUST GE WONDERFUL) PEMEMBER POLIS] [HERE WE DANE MSIEDOT] LGUs Good EDEN DDONEY ; J st ‘ | rr ae + WMAQ (447.5) Hotel La Salle or- |i) Cistitan’ of ine Nivies Comittee || TO RAVE TWO MEN e777 — 1 |=) ! | de an of the Civics Committee. 74 me \ q |} THEPOE LL BE s ae: a LtAC & 3 hen, ea eo TD tee’ e eerie sae from New | : DEATH OVER ee \ TURA' | QERTZCESHME NTS BEST AS \OL SKOT IN a NTLESS | wis (344.6) Ralph Emerson, or- i 7:30 P. M. | Nou S ‘¢ = a icIGRT AFTESS FRANCE, WHO y Vv ganist. : Pg Voyageurs,” direct from ay at On) WiTH ) \ THE DUEL? p as WILL SFACE INQ id | 6:30 P.M. | ce Bier i THE DUEL NOW INT2ODUCE ek a WOAW (526) Tontenclle orches- | 8:00 P. M. | | — ~ — ral: PRINCIPALS } al beccancsbivecctnathe re aloe Fy &> ( ue's CoMine | i = -s ‘ Pd 4 & longer— i. Eveready Dry’ es are made es usc—to give the ‘ ' ‘ : . tra. | “Cliquot Club Eskimos,” direct }/ | economical ‘ser- 7 P.M. from New York. to build into drv bs KFNF (263), concert. | 9:00 P. M. : : » ($25.7), The Larkinites. ode eee He San Francisco WEBH (370.-), Oriole concert or- KFWF—240 Meters f : hy Limited, Toronto, Ontario chestra, s0ngzs. THURSDAY. 11:00 A. M.—Sun- oe potas . . 1.6 “or xslen h jour for the sick and shut-ins hey pia ° WLS (2344.6), Ford and Glenn shine Hour al | ote A an: 2 - conducted by Rev. Emil Clifford RSeLSeeRieee tts iettstiseeciaseccersecsteey: Sti tiseeeres |S Mm Ss) WU tte teth Se .° WLW (422.3), band concert. seen dy | Sesetatee WQJ (447.5), Jack Chapman and NOON—Organ recital by Mrs. Em- f 2a lath gt aietetate ” ak ma (Call : wasps aap ad igafpippiins cabs wetatete neert orchestra. ae 3 Seeesveee his -~ y i sing 7:45 P. M.—Service of the Church ‘ Soca PWBAI (023.9), program. of the Truth, subject: “The Law . . ; yer renearrae SARIN PST Toren ere SRNR tatatete? =-15 P. M. of Forgtveness."’ followed by prayers > a ein == SSS oe = Seeese ; for the sick in Radioland. §:45 P. M. Ae : ; *. ss * ; “KDKA (209.1), farm program. 9:00 P. M.—Request program. KPO 2) orchestra. Js (428.2 a8 $$$ = Sieclicenapcvanmntcosomenttaeeane RPO (428.3), stories. | WBZ (338.1), organ recital. fh TY Mrs) tap tour cuate|| KFQA—280 Metere. | si: (iss) rasta, ANSWERS TO QUERIES | CROSS WORD PUZZLE © THURSDAY, 8:00 P. M.—Specia) ) 9:00 P. M. someitengisaicbiaiiuiliaa q atteries - 7 — to Yesterday’s Passi | , | a -they last Jorrer LS (944.6), violin, pian 1 ond — DIEM, PISO, sti me Principia Program. 8 . 2 WPG (299.8), concert, quartet. a ‘KPO (428.8) orchestra. The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. a he We > , a | ra . ? ‘ “ - 2a 7:30 P. M. || KMOX—280.2 Meters || kpro (296.5) Novelty harmanica Personal and telephone calle, or answers by mati, cannot be i PO 4 we 6 8 M R Ss “ je KEDKA (309.1), Masque and Whig | Si pga 9:40 A. M.—Market [f) orchestra. given attention, ercept letters on medical questions of unaoudt ) Lielp 4 annie: , -s ore “ “i = , . . * —— , club. 12:30 P. M.—Organ recital by KTHS (374.8) classical concegt. ed sincerity when accompanted by stamped addressed envelope. | 9 10 O i : KFKX (288.3), musical program. ||| Arthur L. Utt. \KYW (525.4) hour of muet . : ; ' ; G eri « ; , oe 3:00 P. M.—-Woman's Hour, aus- 7 ors OO, ee ee Com 1r S. K.—We know of no antl-| phorated of] rubbed well in with " R Do 1 iN KGO (361.2), boys’ period. pices of League of Women Voters. {|} monwealth Edison company. Vaccination society in St. Louls. = goft flannel. Then rub the whole) | , , KOA (322.4), dinner concert. |] Chairman. Mrs. Wm. Gilbert. WEAF (491.5), WCAE (461.8), SMITH. Consult the moving comb with neat’s foot oil applied \2 IS iq ! TS 17 Sit KPRC (296.9 3} ' 4:00 FP. M.—-Housewiyes’ Hour. Favela ¢ reo Tr 2 ' picture magazines for the infor-, in the same way Leave the oil tos “ { v. Fr B anchard 83 Jance., String ensemble music Soloiste. ns “0 4 . i?’ 4 jan tek jE! Ba gor , ai capa Aas pane on for aI dav. shutting the COTY b ! D Ss chestrea. | ——— VON (302.8) "(3R (219) O°” Ination Gesirea, eat ge“ vr ith cr~ee ‘ ; - “ - ' - 4 , inns aror atei a in a4 box. rinaiily, > « lish Wit a — BO WBAP (475.9), concert. oa WEW—248 Meters (483.6), WSAT (825.9), Goodrich a tare. eee doe see | CHMEROW ekin, | ple 13 20 e} 22 — , . - - . ~ > ; , 4 . . t » WCCO (416.4), musical program. THURSDAY, 7:15 P. M.—Musical Silvertown Cord orchestra. ; we see JANE.—The wedding amniversa- || R AiT U : i rest j , Py LO os « a 1? - . te , { , a 41 7 rae a a program under direction of Rev. A. rin a at ‘gt 7 ae ; ries are as follows: irst year, || | , o onare ae WCAE (461.3), S. Dimichino, 8. J. WEAR (359.4) a peestae. M. R. §.—The 16-cent plece — cotton: second year, paper; third | | 24 {25 26 2s 2 SAT (325.9), re's Voyageurs. |, a peer WEBH (370.2) Oriscie dance or- ed 184% is worth from 10c to 20c. ; leather; fifth ar, wooden; ” , a ae . yas WIL 273 M t ee tated 1867: is year, ieatner, fifth yea ’ — ns ; ‘e 8 WEAR (289.4), Workrite artists. | sai eters chestra; artists The %-cent piece da ' =. | Seventh year, Woolen; tenth year, fi 293 30 ’ J a — — me , , sine wa _ ort from £ to z2oc in: twelfth ear. crvstal; twenti- WGHB (266), Diversified program. | HURSDAY, 4:00 P. M-—Joe || WGHP (270) Skylark danc nd worty pre it agie Nee Ma Paggencacc if WH: : com: m bila . neste | suilaens and his orchestra. Tea Hour “y sem 27-6 = \ nits A : = ® Rand. A ‘CONSTANT READER.—We/ eth vear, china; twenty-fifth year, oI ve 95 | ewes re —e- es ee me ra Laremado motel bets et ten pif ee . are unable to quote you a price, silver; thirtieth nage et peari, for- - Borority Regge # a” so gene Berger _— WLW 64°22) Ladies” brass ban A. on the oin when you co not give tieth year, ruby; f rtieth véar, 35 3b ree ae} fh) D a : ‘oronady« ite! Crehestra Lymrt : . or io i lider ’ eorwrenty-fifth ‘gr I s Pte Sach ace he 7 . Dmcpeecmagne-taamgm air, Mies Edith Kerschner. £0- ‘ © > m inlet heen mat vor Hi op ae cent} has been set aside for the thirty- 08 3 At Edwardsville. ; PWOC (483.6). Plow oBys. radia egy Pa ea : eas 9:20 P. M. piece dated 1864 is worth from 2c gecond year ‘9 | : prano. Staff artiste and vaudeville. om 276 Nich o 10 Take the foreign coins Charies Thompson. Madison——May Earners, -”. i —— $$ , 79 § 66 -4 > +} to faite ak t ee ip i = TT\Y eee ge 5 j . 6:45 P. M. WG r (379.6) “A Night in the to a dealer in arder to determine one ge oe or oe Hartford. | WIP (508.2). concert. | WSBF—273 Meters Country Store,” Cornhuskers’ or-; 4,01, value. _ , cleaned by heating a quantity of 4> 44 6 ee Schroeder—Dorothea Ellinger, St. ; es Pn SS DC meas 0 lemma cemens lew bran in a pan, taking care j/| 45 ‘ 4 4 =: : Dp we ; : THURSDAY, NOON News anc chestra. new bran : | John L. Br is ial etock. Raiph Perry, pianist; Alice “ID (Rnf eV \ lal PDORA.-—-If your mayonnaise that it does not burn, and stir |'| William Cc WBBM (226), Tip trio; Ziegler sis- McDonald, singer and pianist. Blanche WIP (508.2) 8. S. Leviathan or- curdies in the beating you mayicenstantly. When well heated rub ||| Michael ters; Moulin Rouge orchestra: | Bagwill, Zula Spyder and Bessie Hay- chestra. save the Gav by stirring In a jthoroughly into the fur. Repeat | | 48 49 50 Fe) 5e 5. f Two Javs é | ae he gear el 9:30 P. M. lurnp of ice as piYg as your fist two or three times. Shake the fur ; re | “ike Aaapardl Ptiases eco deaagigaes : , 274 — and whirling it rapidly through nd brush briskly until free from Se Sn WBZ (333.1), Angelus quartet. . lin, pianist and singer; Paul Schroe KTHS (974.8), program. the dressing for 30 “seconds, then ia : light furs, such as ermine, | 53 54 55 56 sa 1 WEAF (491.5), WCAE (461.3) or ee FM Dance crate thn, ||| VBAP (475.9) novelty program, |/ taking it out. Goon with your |ijent fox and others, may be | 5/7 58 , : ; — rogram : light } ATi Uh S, rrict } , WCCO (416.4), WEAR (339.4), ||] Castle Ballroom. 4 Camp Fire girls. , beating then. Should this not) a.jeaned in the following way: Lay ||] | z - : « TON (209 | WBZ (338.1) orchestra ensemble a, Te IO Le er ewe ithe fur on a table and reb with ee hey ~ WEEI (348.6), WGN (3802.8), : ’ } . : the volk of a chilled fresh egg. bran l se flannel for rubbing 59 60 6) 62 f. M See , , = —— yiophonist. ° . : —awes Ss awn . M. WGR (319), WOC (483.6), WSAI | la fa 447: | P ‘VERY DAY READER. — To with wet bran and book muslin J. and (825.9), Clicquot Club entertain- | WMAQ (447.5) garden talk. |, WEA (441.5) announced. clean a shell backed comb or (forthedry. After using the bran, | | 65 ; fe , ers. $:20 P, M. 9:45 P. M. brush from white marks left by rub with magnesia. Dry flour may | G. Ww ; P ; ‘sg - 7-2 »- e Tas .7 7 nin Sa / ur fire ) inimt f ¢ , t t an =¢ b | WHO (526). Rankers Life trio. KYW (586.4) musical program. WIZ (454 2°) orchest.a. ma no ey t > wt ne $73 hi t to | be used eprigee aie iy bg. — Ru ?- Ll. . : (WRC (468.5) Mever -4 Ye Sis Ge bs Pha ria Ts Ail - 'RRAaINEL th ya) , tuo 10s. : ° WIP (408.2) ittle evmphony 8:30 P. M WRC $68.: Meyer Davis’ Le ‘ : es ee ee es ae sah pe es RB Z r - ; 4i\ : 7. 4 a’-+ 7 @ ” wt wt 9 ee . ; : WIR (516.9), Goldkette’s serenad- |KOA (322.4) farm question box Paradis gre LEGAL INFORMA rION RORIZONTAL. VERTICAL. R. A. e era. ;|KPRC (296.9) Skyline studio con- ‘ie 4 Ey : mth ne (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association.) 2 warty women 36 Something writ- 1. Sharp-cornered. 7. Organs of hear- Fi on. tae ™ : ‘ . IA DKA (809.1) Pittsburg mid- : z= ‘ oo 1m: ~. : . 3 Pie ce | Wiz 434.8, WGY (878.5), WIY cert. : alee ‘vores ; PRANK E --T¢ rou do not carry t for that reason. you wil! have ‘ wo Let’ of. ome covering of a 3.A menagerte. 30 Au uprising f ¢. a ¢: | 405.2), WRC (408.5), toyal | WBZ (338.1) chorus KGO (261 “ } orchestra marimb anv stock of parts or accessories, a good defense to a suit. If they 10. 4 prt Sind. 41. Venan sad tana « eas a vg s | and hour. | WFAA (475.9) Wednesday Morn- “a uD i.« it 5. larimpDda mo license is r ecessary. A if — vou. yore the er Aid +3. To arenes. 43 — ingenu- 5.A girl's nick- oa ss river duek. 7 ape . { chora club. eli. Cu a eto ic you Will lA Vs 0) Du reau i) q 1é siunicipa oul ts , Jul ricates. iy. name. -A preposition. ° , . $:00 P. M. ng . ‘KGW (491.5) vocal and instrn- get a merchant's license, at the Building, Fourteenth and Market 16. To exist. 45. To blow a horn. 6. A sphere. 40. Enemies. J. and . 4 WLW (42? 3 } musicale. WLwyw (4 22.8 ) concert banc. 1 ence {*nlle + or’ s office Room streets ] (. AN e@xcia mation ~ é To satiate. és A beverage. 42. AnD indivisible J. and rri urn re > ewe mental. ge aactaget i eee simi ai tn ‘ actyeseti os of surprise. 4&8. re pond a hol- 8. A printer's 43 gertete. P te , K.. Op -@ a " . © ive, | Gs, MRS. W > —Tt is legal for i5%.A Vase. ow sound. measure. ° * brother o o Os . gg KHJ (405.2) dance orchestra. A Fi—You- may have d€ifficultr ae heed PR, a sd ate wre 20 A piece of earth 20. Social vunawens | 11. Instrumente for Cain. E. and E. Dewitt, | (KNX (336.9 ‘Ograt “Se eae o this cou 1 : aa re ee ed ee ae, If there were three children, the wat i te oi oo ; o g $e i ; ¥ MPI: f Lipp “} fs , , jit ;! th tht) - - > a a * - ’ . . Z wing ale s as put iisneyr Ca fi obtain the co py = ‘ . . : 54. Vv ? - Bf Ci ee MY Yi ileal i O, WGH! (270) Frolickers. widow and each | hild would re- right The cost is $1. Wr ite to jij 10:30 P. M. asta —_ Katherine ney 1 Ing. 4 Ma di WGN (302.8) Sam ‘'n’' Henry: ol4- ceive one-fourth of the money the Register of Copyrights, Wash- WGHB .(266) frolic. Q a pe ee h %e : : T2771 TF ’ Y : Ps . 7 ° ; - _— " . oe y Ke in ; . oa ae - - , { * ° - “ time favorites; dance program. WIDOW .—If is } what you ingts Tr ("., for the information WGY (379.5) organ recital, Stephen | > M rs 1 45, % ordered and you ? sed to accept 28 k forms. Boisclair ‘ arriage censes M vues 43. i atiea 2 Ph ae | . ; c tweim 14 WQ) (477.5) Rainbo Skyilarks; art- efy nd bilan ists. Mi TTD TI ¢ Q [JR | . WOAW (526) orchestra. ’ R rded Mary A. Bau b “ MEDICAL QUESTIONS WRC (468.5) organ recital, Otto | Births Reco ver Fe at len. 1 8. CCO (4186.4) talk. ; LW p Fen ste a agoortqnenes Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be com Beck | “ J. Teyior o6. 531 eve , Pei-2 & a AWPU ‘ . . ° ’ . ; > * - Ant dges uD | ns \S62.9 . ’ ° : tidered. Dicandsis or treatment of individual cases wil! not be given. 02.2 o | Burial Permits Harriet W. Weatherby. 84. 1224 N. Gar Neale . OVS. ites waa —_— 45 FP. M. ‘ rigon, Sale are adv $C i. , iii MISS G.—-The condit you de- UNHAPPY.—-A simple and per- ‘ - ; EK, Sunkel, 49. 3616 land. : ™ ad ertised iWPG (299.8) Silver Slipper dance ee se Steele ue tp alete- haps one of the Pee applications WEB (428.3) Dr. Charles Sheldon, ri 4 Kil “bh TA. W ashington. ~ - . » ae. cee ecrTrivoe is sO 4 bs . Aus ata _— or ’ Ps ? yy tfaine i ? ° ae ni ss lesirable articles so orchestra. of the stomach since there ts/ J) bleach out the stains eft fro: organist. : pe 9°83 18 "Chestnut, —Te 10:20 P. M. ee a the pimples is to apply lemon : ames ere 6 ee PPpear tp be new. ‘WCCO (416.4) dance program no pain, which is very characteri®- | jyice night and morning, rinse oft, . . a a MARRIAGE LICENSES. J ton. ¢ Urey Saath, : f j ‘ it i 2 as =* 4 - ; af erat i oF if it likely to dry the surface tnor oughly ana KGO (361.2) F innish music. Gordon Meredith Charleston Mo Ww. og. 4 . ’ 1 s + hy )* j : . # " ‘ si ' be : Y ,ly ‘¢ ary sir In ron } ‘ell | , ve “a 9) 9 ) a at. . ee ee ma ve, Ee: WwW. > t : . Ewing. \ rom. Denies Friction With Dr. Lee. lead to cancer later, as you fear apply Barong gy gr ond ig pt oe oa *) program. | Kathryn Pi Se: Charleston, Mo |; c. a. 28%), Cooper. ‘ 7 Tarntkh " ? i} | @liti if) i. As Ug i as ‘ a ; Pero | COLUMBIA, Mo., March 25.— it might do, -It would seem from | j¢ barely possible that some of the KPO. (428.3) studio program. | Thomas Johneon ..... -.. 2711 Charl FHi*y "‘ocae Lee . | Frank G. Harris, president of the; a sintion that there is m stains you mention are brufses || WBAP (475.9) varied program. | Myrtle Alexander ...... +. 7A Clark |r fchlef, 49 2z10 Rullivan. board of trustees of Christian Col- of . egy cetera activity, 1. e. oF produced by the pressure ‘used in WEBH (370.2) Ortole orchestra, | Roy D. Wagster .. 5388 Natural Bridge | Addie Johnson, of . {7t8 N. 15 . ; NS oe ei ia rstitiaoas ema cease squéezing out the pimples ane | artists. revu | Yersie Burnes ..... ..,. 6340 Abner pl | Annie Parker, a. 1° | lege here, ias issued a Blaremen the nurnineg morion W hie h is yery his Khe: Ae Tithe or ' ia HH wea - ; artists, revue. H H f 4 45 v cz G. a 374 ‘ . > : A penne ac ae +, +e ny ik C"sivsi Aidt hia iat AST ¢: j si ge Ae : : 4 Yr r 2") ‘ e a Trace Of ener ae a eer 4 ) ijloox ia, Phe! 3 4 r vane. Particular need Is de ibitind that a — ste 514 important in the digestive process. sary for the absorption of thr Bibione: : jane forge e — pores Vivian Coleman .........4350 Norfolk | Bilie Y oss, 76, hh vy d ad “rtise |friction between ‘the board and . if this is the case the followtng extravasated blood. A certain | HO (526) Bankers’ Life Corn) wiuam Waiter Marshall Jr..6917 Bradley Ma'tie piedwoe ,, g6, 263 - Wve sement Im ' President Edgar DD. Lee, who yves- ie 7 oe should le 4 benefit measure of success i8 7 ars ed fo | Sugar orchestra. Marie Carolyn Schneider. 714 N, Oth Fae | pe ge ty , 2 } f : | matinr on H P ¥Y¥vorTT ; Lap (U3 th rit ray you mentis r ror such ° si oo 4 ; * *- daw ‘2 Lei ° 33 § ; j r e : . , tardav nnounce his resignation. rineture of nuxvomica = unce, . 5 ’ ; : (WLW (422.32) Buckeye quartet. ed saney ... ---8310 Missouri | Mary H 3 ist what you want | eny Saneanee ea ak kd eee eta wf bismuth, % @rachm;| a purpose and it does tend to “CC (483 6 sient hes 1 orct Sn STS TREO a+ ans 3315 Missouri | Harriet Tritebler, Ot Broadway mie F . farcaa tv s ete - Hrigrs eS ' as oe SSS “ ; ‘ a ‘ p Soe , ; © ¢°¢ ir . - ’ ’ - Tee dex ia fe {i 5 eR! ‘ : dax oats Ri af : , : aa a a. _— ; r 7 at a tine- efirmmulate t} a ere “* th f f ha ’ Ty 6 VW yf 43 ~ } La iF Se to) note ore 1¢8 John te \ t on sees i eo . . 28382 Lampe | M. Wander. 43. ition had existed between him and ere anger Sip a age 2 ounces: elixtr do not know that any preparation | tra, Peter MacArthur, baritone. Emma Florechuets ......... 1933 Benton | F. ie mae, 06. ye” . “od . 4 ; y 1 : ure © Oya . j ar ro ~yy? ' hone the order. } voltage regulator tube. Right for any ee ee ce ae re oe wenitian, $ Sunes; Starr | de Sot SOON vee any particulier {| Perse ge a os doe eee Fur, 00. 2 | Radicle—4froms eight tubes—up __ ere peste. 3 vanean, | Mix. | of oe ack purpose. The tor || sibel Ri PA Maris | Mary elle, iy Shake wel! before using, Ih se met rt vehce add aga Shoe aS yess "DAF (865.5 vlic e . i ag eats alan J. Buth. . , ; 10 two to t quam —_ ig : caens : in wine giiss or low ne we think WOM rai he he nee iw mpd “ 5 } bi ] 9 cata a Harry ¥ Fae TE i BOE yr M- Phersen i ; aor 4 + r 3 sik e - -« Z ’ a a A emull cake of castii KOR lis- ictor cecoraing orc st . “ora C. Burgess ........5290 Waterman | pb : ' vs. ; to 135 volts up to 50 milliam i water hefore meais and & bed A ' : an “age ne of water. to whica ° _ cc a . ae - " iM. ’ : 2 , pe peres. | hice 6The diet ie of great impor-| solved in 1 pint of r, mice 12 MIDNIGHT. August Strecker .........1443 N. 18th | fo R shor Sil . 6. ¢ . . a ae a. a Aa 1 tab'es: mful ¢ f bora x, le a a — Mrs. Theresa Polowick ... . sag2 Thelogan | sac we ne : ; ? . 4 ent. Economical france in such a case and we will/ adda j price sf imal KGO (261.2) dance orchestra. os - 2 Genevieve ee S 4 w . 3 fornieh yrou a Giet iJiet whicn drops cf an ae were Sea ee ‘bas 95.°) dane chest _ erence E. Howard ......Lansing. Mith Anna Daniel, Yee A RCA wit A.C, $65 PUT ee ee considerable part or; use as @ shampoo once or twice | |/RHJ (409.; ance orchestra, Matiee Bi TOON kos cccas. Overland | N. Morgan, J 365) Vista. Duo-Rectron for 50-60 cycle 110 ON THE AIR coe deentmant for your relset. weekly. /KPO (428.3) Cabirians Ivan Lusicie .............2682 Thomes |\- Mertottl, 47. eto . | 6e . ° cto 0s epR Tee OE pe: || WAI (325.9) Freda Sankers or-| 40%* Deaaia ........ 3744 Casaline |* = SSeaeER, | , age Ges le fF Fe -Ps.,« 3319 &. Jefferson | Viking Romance im ‘y ; Howl Out of Radio. reatus. Sir Oliver abandoned tuned | Me pemra ae lauise Winter ........4738 Weetminsit. Takes ‘ See rote : aie ows i etiieates weil 'WOAW (526) frolic. John Jacheoon ......:.- 3217 N. Newstead an G “sere § radio altogether an nerepy apoi- 12-15 A. M. Mre. Mollie Stanley ....4218 W. Ashiand lumns 7 | So d St Fe eal hee Wein Deeg a ng an ory & Oey eeishing Cos es w York World ss 7 > + — se | 4 ei tts T; te hy > | - 7 . a . iri ~ : , sla Som Disa ished the oscillation. After he wrw (422.8) Night Howie, Crosiey| fit, Sglaster <o-s-+/ Haat Ge Lote | radian yma EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT | LONDON, March 25.—Sir Over | had patented his new discovery a' Sky Terriers, dance music. *) Oride D. Duncem .......... 4229 Olive 1:00 A. Mf. Mary F. Rogers ........ 4301A Laclede ; —- 4 . por 3 invented | | tr SD — St. Louis | Lodge, it is reported, has in | Mr. Melinski found they had been | p | K am | O (428 Robert Jefferson .........3087 Oarotine . | D gs on |a radio receiver which cannot be working to the eame end. They | onal ‘ pple Gance orchestra Mre. Margaret Smith... .1416 6. enrat'ss Watch Radio Programs —This Paper suit’ te the (KYW (625.4) Insomnia club, Coon- , a | je to howl. His device 18 ‘H€) pave collaborated since then and/ gander orchestra. | mac | RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA, New York, Chicago, Sen Francisco — . | result of three years’ laboratory | Melincki is sald to have produced {| WQJ (447.5) Ginger heur, Little Ae le. Gert "from Joseph Reid: restoration Yo Mee LP LE SO, OI LP a e j in Ss work sereels leo A. Vanderwarker—-Augusts Kraemer. of maiden rame. é . wail :. * Ses rr norfort ‘ c new 4&4 Tipae ; ‘ ; rY niar’ geyv: aa SR, ii oe i ’ ’ ae ft) ’ i erie ai ’ 4 . . ‘ . s . — t i I r ye’ a . ie bs ~UUM. ny intent a Fivcrence fromm Arthur Reisch. ; i { = for Used Articles 7 te * ee SF % ~_ es a enmemeaaaa rrThtAlnT RAT _FTrucoBATe.L 4” TTI Ppomilry LC’VCnrars iarinrrm ar 7124424 -_ ei ee eT Ce ee

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Hee ODP DPP BPP PB LL _— ~ A lata citi tite ciiettta a ti | a a eee ——- PBBPBPD OOOO eo. P~ -— it e a i i i i i i i — = -— - - —— ; F ll i —_"m2"._"."_.~._~ -_ -_ —_—- ---—_--- ~~ Ree,” od % ee ee _ —_—- a aia inal 2a : - / - — a . , > Ls ~ — * . . e ‘ ; , fy ~ - , z = nner € ——— ——- 7 — ee nee ee a c me 7 —— ne ee sciailin —— oe —— = — ~ enna ATT ee ———_— snoaneuneae fere With a Career? Problem That Confronts Many Girls of Today Is Discussed by Noted Women First Article Gives Views of Elinor Glyn, Mary Pickford, Mme. Amelita Ga Mc Mein and Margaret 7 ? ae ee This is the first of four erticles which . “Does Marriage Inier’ere With a Career? dealing with the quesiwn- More than a score of the ma: been interviewed on this problem, which the aniermietws wil be printed nest business girl Another group week. By Hannah Stein. LINOR GLYN, who nas : a comprehensive 6.4 c tne intimate problems ot womer f the larges* apd who reaches one c audiences of any ¥ ject. prefers to debate from botn ends of the question, Does Mar- riage Interfere With a r “Tf a9 woman is cf the neuter twpe, or one primar.iy 1 terested in careers. achievements and mental things; who is co! carry on her thou be with her husband int ef things outsid: t haps she is as much a part of divine idea as the essentially moth- er type in marriage. But she must be sure to marry some one of sym- pathetic opinion. “You see, there is a good dea! of discussion ihese dars about m4r- riages Vs. careers. Is marriage more important? i Or career? And to answer the question inteDiccn'- lv, we must remember, whether some of us like to admit it pub- Liclv or not, that the topic of chil- dren enters in and shouid be con- gidered as the most important fac- tor under discussion. Is marriage worth while without babies? Will mental companionship be suffictent to keep up the interest between © two people? And will tt continue in the coming years? “A young woman may start ert believing that way. and fooltshiy give first place to her career. It is more novel these days rou know. “Yet if she should take the trou- bie of looking ahead and her intimate feelings and before studying anmrthing else, she might find that she is essentially the mother-woman In truth, the child matters more in her than anything else. But she may not be eonscious of fit for a tong Perhaps for years. “Then one day she may wake tr to find that her career was not enough to fill up her life and that it ts too late to begin al] ever again ® search of happiness. Scch wom- ‘nm frequently go down to the end of their days carrving a bitterness in their hearts."’ Mrs. Giyn regrets that more tin- telligent women do not help to carry on the race. “Marriage should interfere with the career of a great many women. If only the women of intelligence. freedom of thought strength of character and talent had children. a race of mental] geniuses would foil- low. “But what will happen to the race 1m general and civilization ir Particular. if the best women frain from motherhood and leare the carrving on cf the race to the brainiess and the mediocre”? It is bound to result tn a decided de- crease in the quality of intelli« gence.” Oe Mary Pickford é6 OUG, what do you think does marriage interfere with & career?” Mary Pick- ford, addressing her famous hus. band. Douglas Fairbanks “What do Ithimk? The lady tsn‘t interested to know what I think. Inv dear. It's vour arcum leoking for.” ‘ said -?* bs » er. Sone § “Yes, that’s true. ested merely in mv own expenmence or My impressions cn marriages and careers in genera!”’ “Both.” Well, then, marriage nearly a! ways interferes with a woman's Are vou tnter- career. And tf there are children it should, decidedly. because a woman's first duty ts to her chil- cren. “if there aren't any children cepends entirely upon the husb his Dusiness, his tastes and his de mands upon his wife's time, wheth- net marnage interferes with career er or a W’OMAN S notah!s are tiie exceptions rulie. A weman who usually has her hands fuil taking } care of them. She lay emp oy a nurse or a governess, but Bo one can be like a mether to the child. “A woman ts a mother In name enly when she leaves the care cf ver children to others. And that 8 why I say that marriage shouid interfere with a career when there are children. “In my case, what success I mar have had as a housekeeper and an actress ts due entirely to Douglas. if he were a man who wanted a hectic eocial life. who did not wish te epemd his evenings at bome in Others have had bat they *> . a ¢ i rainer than &{4A* careers has vA faruiil , Proper ry ea ee AE semen eet i ’* iCurci, Nevsde Odanger. arpear on this page -? iéie ow ’ an al y ae f noted women in various professions have h anterests almost every modern > quiet relaxation, I could not have .~ — > ~ > = © | ma re b » socceassfullr clas’ eareer and mine are so Lr e that our marriage + = 7 Y _— is mot interfered with either. I f we rea Keep house at the _ - > ~ > # studio as Wes as at home. But if - ‘ cn = he were a business man he prob- a & - wonrd reer nt if ad 7 kept him . on am } 7 wa e for bis dinner until §& ss ae gal v t ' -™" said Douglas. ippens,” Mary continted les work out nicely to- While we work at we have our own com- that the routine does not me monotonous. Yet, not- cing my own experience, marriage often interferes with a career or a career with marriage. I have seen many homes go t9 Same aerhoan ~ > _- | tha 4 « Sa tT ¢ S udio Acne withstan | pieces because the wife insisted on a career, either continuing from maiden days or embarking upon a new on “But how foolish! If ene has option in the matter, a successtu! wnion is more to be desired than any career, and it is more endrr- too.” * Mme. Galli-Carci FI had to choose between Stinging more marvelously than any woman in this world giving up' my home and my husband.” Mme. Amelita Galli- Curci said. “I would not hesitate 2 moment to have my voice stilled forever. And you know one could not love to do anything more than I love to sing. “Marriage, however, should not interfere with a career. As a mat- ter of fact. a successful marriage even helps a2 woman in an artistic career, because love and romance enrich the soul and help a woman to create almost anything. “You see, as lam enjoying both. I am in a position to savy that the greatest career for a woman is the love of a worthy man and to build a home for their joint happiness It is the only worthwhile thing and the thing for which the wom- an hungers most, though she may ecenrnyv “The woman forgets greatest power lies in feminine charm, she lays aside to cope with man in his sphere with the foolish notion that man: and woman must stand on the same plane—the plane of independence. Independence for a woman? Ab- surd' There is nothing so sweet that her ana eons | if and sm beautiful as being depend- ent. I am terribly dependent ang I love it “Of course, & Woman can he rartia so—financially, mentally and artistically That ‘s another matter altogether. and that I heartily approve “But the independence a2 great many women are coing after today iz terribie: even @Gepressing *- cero- template l ltaly Women » nserva- tir home bodies. Husband, chil- Gren and hen duties are interest- ing enough for the intelligent wom- an. wit . Wanting to sit On tures, run for office er r th na of business and occupy pos s t only for men But tn America w find w 1 everywher: Lighting for equal footing with men. evr pimlz It is both unfeminin ana nnatural. nd | afm? raid that those who belong in that cate- gory misunderstand life and Le's mission While hysterically vague in her ; i she “ “ the American wornrnn runs afer something pursnit of happi- ness, yas it tn her own heme ali the while if she will but learn to think of her marriage that way. “This mania is showing results sae too If you examine the present cutput in the fields of music. art and literature, vou wtll find that the oid tones expressing truth and beauty have been drowned bv the deafening sounds of faise notes.” The vivacious little diva coiled unm very comfortably in an over- stuffed chair before she touched upon another argument in favor of marriag« “The more I trave! appreciate mr home and get back to it. My childheed was hallowed with such a home Cheerfuiness and love ruled always And now itn America my home the dearest thing tn mv life next to Homer Samvueis, mv husband “When I travel P make things better | ?. io : | for the home. On trains and in hetels I embroider. crochet and sow I adore the work eof my needie Because | put nrvseif. mv _ > : ~ - ove into it: © C3Srda seem to me depressing and a waste of tim: i - eee ane, ae —— a a es eee te RE = NR } eo I IT CURRIE meee ee A ne + ne ee ere os ok at ae Fr 2 te. ft SF (Ah btiisss ish ssiisd ttt Mattia titittial SPI PATE EERE al hha SOG SAMA AANA, ~ P .P xy ‘Y, WA ey, * Ya ~~ > oh. WWaaa XAS o*** . .* a. 7 ANS SSSA SSS rs 9 re oe gees WWWAS Wwwren ss ererew cs . * Z 4 t, * a, v4 4 * : fo ,; .*, @, 4 . - af, 7 “7 ° og » Z f e + . 4, oS "C4, "% a é é yp "ye 4, 4 Mf Z , ‘ 4, A” Y Y, 4 - LA4 NAINA RAR ARRAS Y) Yt 00 0, Uf CY ff POPES Vil “Au el WE a. oats.” Stas ttt tT Ww Wat eet I enjoy experimenting with things around the house, moving thm around and fussing with my LUnen | have none o* ~? | — ee > " nae — > closet, which is full of those deii- own kbome. But I got my fun out ~ ** - ; ’ > . Fe . - > — cate bits of white, clean things so , anywa : P Tr. si pected 7 = gear to a woman's heart. Then rotage shomid not “Remember, there is no greaicr tert > w any other career 4 “ . lz - . — ™ = eo - > 2 bappiness in the worid than happ:- woman wishes to follow’ . 7 | 7 » ~~ eo i love arriage and a Miss McMein said that Br sO + * = > | >» rr area a. | -“? simple home lIife. means should it. le up i ~ 7 + —_——- Whv should a woman perc Neysa McMein marriage to absorb all her excess b » , reaiive insiin Why should she sfems wo @ UBAt. tnoere iS “i- : » 9 a ag Fi a! 3 "a Was*e . - he herr ao * hersel? which rely too much sentiment oul’ - 4 b wh t44 Me Ae ~ - a ~ a - ac Aeon FJ - marriage round motherhood, especialy in * aie a> rs a - a4 6 > \ =] " oan ~-+ = Po. y 4 _- Sa) 4 . ow — | motherhood _— . sa BiPs .O a reaz Mar jase at .4 We Ai2\ & SS A ‘ e ha 3 7 ro . 7 ; Worn 0 cn" i on) > os wome DD Ana pee v Litt ss 9 ‘ - . - 6 os wv nm iv - ~* TrTn terest nr 3 {? on a i tn + — é > “ rest be rn > ae} - ‘ = “aS : 4 + +seore ~ =r Tat ry Me a! S . 6 + ¥ 2°43 420C i a 4 & rT rc ~ =: rr ~~ ¢ 2 ca ae the waehendon at Sees Isions at marriage. But some : " . . gav * ¥ wake mp to fhe realiza- after the home and the hBrsband . ) M A . : . . >? ~~ - ¢ - oO =~ * hk . 5 ed rr Dee Wii Bb es * PY a even marriage and ; ouhien peau . ' we 2 ~ ~~ * . ma, wT}. « _ evervthing else a2 woman "25 and i ss ee Ce ee ee Anat sd oe es = —m@? ¢%o reo. $+ ; . . . i. . ; re L 2 = wishes t G surely is a faliacs ' s . creaciv oe ~~? ar - > *» 3 » lS - + - a | - ‘ > im | ®er Set asice gi me | ry t > a“ eract'y -" 2a weeks le - - ~ Pee | . . Wiv Wis, NOL Terr Tm an Are 2seorn. for motherhood. including the , ee ee te um subm Mi — iod 3 : . i l were vetoes ide per: im the hospital wren my =. adviwing a bride, I : " aeariatie . + a Pi - ’ - = — " habw was born. That was 2? the would tell her to think'twice be- wJ« = « « | - . im tsa 4 highly specia - ized rrofession for marriage” tr oo? uu 3 , pampering I wonld stand for. and vre E:vibg Up a I couldn’t ert beck to my strdioc —_—s ‘ “a8 quickiv¥ enough M ne argaret Sange Of course. I kept 2 nwrse. and !f z r — i ~ * * there were even a shadow o* i Margaret Sanger con!d have ; ™ Tm i ? — > Ee he = een . doubdt in my mind that mv « » 2¢?r Own way she would encour- . ° : . - wasn't thriving as well as «he michkt 1ge lrrarcmed women wro want 7 under her mother’s care. [ assure careers Outside to go after them ’ a - %. é oe» Pm » e “> aS alee ron T wont’ >| rive rp et errt on 4 o . . au i ny n " ee. n cE 2 Cative energy. should indulge themselves in the she is far more Icval to her famiéw name of motherhood.” ’ She does something else than ; » + ~% , ce > - a : ai ++ PTT on b-on 334 —— Miss Mi Mi in ‘eu + a = Pa =? 7 ‘ae 4 = a a i Pi Vs x 2 * 6 ar i Stars enough to exhibit her babvw’s trhoitoe- at home and gerumbies Her new >» . a Sees ton T ~ grapn Fors (C@n discipiines a woman t id ° te = — ‘ _ Isn't she adoffh'- apprecia her home more, too. She is i -. ™ vw o> e : ‘ ‘ Aten goa ~~ pe : nm mn cms vy chidren Miss MecMein 2 I itted tt _* — - Tere si Te my rounzs w han I 2 : - a+ > s n. : ft Wasnt a4 if temperaments them im the care of their grand oe * ~ it I have been a commercim! artist | mother and went ont narsine. 7 ry sta a 7 &i my ite. amd commerria) artis? iS aA trained nurse pefore I mar reo Peer hs Dra + ae T : pies = e $24 Saas ¢ aC: 4 4 , = oe al b| — ’ Py j . wu. 4 & - og wien i wound that my ferm rie » .* ¥ — : . ‘ Me : 2 m rm 2 Si » &% hw even ‘ z ie “9 : x . = a ‘ i 3 ° + ey mo 2 - So. 5 i) =~ , ~ > 1g é he - " ry > eum — — . ‘ ma zt > g0od lias iy . neg , - ~ iTen * > AEM nena ene. sae eed their mother a great deal mature seli- ish. and they will let you them as much as you piease. if isn’t good for them, though As a matter of fact they showid be aught by example that a mother is mot here merely to be their at- tendant. but thai she is rior being. a personage They have much more respect for her thea. ~- oe — “My children were verry mnc Interested in the influence ] crought home from the outside world, especially the boys. t was. unusu for a mother to teil her ehildren about scientific and to let them read Itteratcre science; so that the bovs thought I w2s a much more wonderful! moth- er than any mother of their friends. “But littie gtr! > . resented it my when I went away. In the earty days of the birth contro! move ment she would gay to me when I put her to bed: go out to a lecture tonight” And if I answered in the affirmative. she would vent her anger on lec- tures and cry: ‘I Rate lectures Cigaiw — oa. oe ae could easily have remedied her by promising not to $0 @ni going any wavy when 2 [ didn't see why I shonid even if she forgot about it the o morning. iTle A 2 eee “But [ confess nevert hc! ess. that when my little girl cried that way i always gave me a dul] fee}- ing until I got back home again And yet. can you see any earthiy a mother mereiy to ind to stay at ilge her chiid” what I had in said that children little beings. Whether thev need their mother or sot they want her to be near them a!! time simply because they want her To them that is reason enouch. “Remember. however, that not every Marriage permits the wom- an te behave that way. It depends upon the particular case and _ } * = Kind of husband vox» marr. Onir + home tha ae + the ‘=. 7° ‘ a5 imteiigent. sensthbie hushand wil) * — 3 ~ understand his wife when she wish oF 0 £€° out and do «comer > © corr deceived, shit prepared will have nome or that ome. Consequently You know what happens then.” eraerer SS N es OY? RSS 33 ~ Ww SS > ss Wn = SSS AN Pom a WS - A) ._** ay ~ ~~ xYA VROAVY **o8 “ran. **. , eye NN a) >>> NAA se WN WS “¢ * ‘Ss a > = ¥ \ Sg Ny me ELINORGLYN Ahe * ULILILILTTSSTOOLE, YY hig NN iggy? Mj" : UD 7, ite, Y fll rersead llrerrersassil | 3 aw a - * er, Mae 7 Ap SLPS... ceeerre ey ss Ss 2 at YJ Le POPOL ODPL EEE LEE PLE ODE BPP OE PEE ET f ', Jbl VLG i“ Frere tli trcvedtan Aéeg thf, IF, 3 PTER XXXI._ ; q THE TRAIL. : Sane in the tunnel, Gaines conferred. ‘*We' ll have ‘gatil the service is over,” ” S whispered to Paul. letting goor drop quietly ints “pvidently this tunnel is of pepeninss, but we may find | ’ trace of Carolitta. Whats oO. me ~ER > now is those bandit= take it into their s\ ‘ fi oa devil to pay!” petter eet wre ers a j agreed, “an s -_ coke window. You didnt } . pecame of your men, Are they all with you? exly one! «Two were Out 5) got away. bet without di- : é; from rane. I hardly know aes will proceed. I am sure Te watching the roads north, | ther have got inte com. with my office and the s bat how much of @ clew | « fae have? Few people know | i t doubt if anyone wil iw it either with Walter or while there are a. doten that sny detective { a e towurally consider a good| ae pigce for crocks. He may; te trust to our own] cad me hack. then, and Tt watch If Tchita can be found Tem r hell know something of the ‘a ton by this time’ See you a8. as possible, Gaines. Good sin Pan! was left alone in the ss of the tunnel, listening in-— for sounds frorn above. He that the service would an hour, and at the end time, which seemed in- e be again tried the fap over. , 7 hy Peoetnanr amd fresh. 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T. LOUIS POST-DISPaq an a p y 444, Vy; . ME dipyy, thie iy Y U ppparrrrorss bd tttran Pal a Ne oe } seiéstla ii Bh Yn. Yims 4 Ic “a 005 -5-- 32% -- “Shs ectttltl Y (tte att ~s- > i. eee” a . PS heh. eo. ae ay an - £3 é Pig-raising in Australia to offer a living in a she and with less capita! than ag ; jer form of stock-breeding. *s . a | For one teachef and a pupil, who was the te: | daughter, a school was “ru 'village in New York State. | "Thro spiders, which covet area of a foot in diameter, | outspread legs and which /on birds, have recently 'the Zoo. v mx . ae . + «al oo ~ x a - Std OPPS SIPS OG ge ow be od Sa “ ae - has XY a a a Bi: re kings of purest silk have the f a fairy’s wing. Foil fashioned, At prices that mean real saving cause they cost so littie; m the ar so long. The patented garter fer wear in every pair. Be sure Bloe Moon Silk Stockings. No. t. pure 400 ae bs steno > CHAPTER XXXII. j@what became of your eWays, | had evaporated. coming too closely, low Mrs. .R. Sweet mBSDAY. MARCH 25, 1926. = LOC i iit tn monies @ ¢ Ps us Sweetheart Ella Wister Hainer the Are they al] with you?” | Angeles police.” before I did. Wee but how much of a clew the have? Few people know | _ J doubt if anyone will it either with Walter or while there are a dozen towns that any detective naturally consider a good place for crooks. He may found a trail, but I doubt it. and A 8 have to trust to our own heard! The bandits had discovered|take chance and Sako”— he " the hiding place. paused . It watch . p hack, then, migtted P “man The tunnel was no place to be “And Sako what?” ee coe DS Soum caught! Better to take his chances| “Sako he get in trouble, too, may- \heTl know something of the on by this time! See you as as possible, Gaines. Good > the ted that the service would Ms of dark brown hair among raw, convinced him that Car- the) Bening that led to the church. or another experienced the gir! from ‘had removed a friends. ireviewed the hope that had expressed—the chance her friends had rescued her, in the back of his the haunting question grew they niet | rouge ry? ... he now, he decided, after a time, was | Sewen is somewhere around,” | lift ‘eommented, “he left Los An- | hut. his of them belong to Uchita? He could not tell. was iong, increasing in intensity,| Madre's house—Milana’s and that nolds, the only word distinguish- able. While he waited, uncertain of his next move, the sound of loud voices penetrated the tunnel, shouts were trap, Paul grasped the Japanese “Think last night, not sure, but “The bandits, I’m sure. They} ruption are Mr. Walter's hired men, aren’t . Ochita? outr” | Ichita learned Mr. Walter hire town and not know Madre’'s house!! girl was part of the family ON THE TRAIL. | skeleton. A deeply laid trap had low Sako and Missy, but stay t. Eestime, in the tunnel, Gaines been prepared for her coming into keep others inside!” a : conferred “We'll have | the country, and it had sprung all; ‘But they'll follow now!” Pay} entil the service is over,” | too faithfully! set his lips grimly. “Can we beat whispered to Paul, letting He Was certain that his presence them?” ee p door drop quietly into on the train had been no mere “Sure we can!. They not know “Byidently this tunnel is of chance, but part of the trap. the way! They just rourh necks, openings, but we may find en rhaps the plotters had even fore- Mr. Paul. Mr. Walter hire cheap! trace of Carolita. What's | se sslthapees his heart would pecome/ He think they make trouble. and wing me now is those bandits. invoived: The slim hope that; keep Missy from Mr. P: ul. but he should take it into their Gaines might prove supremely |no can do! He no pay enough! to police the Madre’s house | efficient was fast evaporating. |Soon they use monéy and laugh at and find me missing, there Gaines Was caught as well as Caro-|Mr. Walter. Muchly joke, Mr. be the devil to pay!” lita, for if he attempted to escape, |! Paul!” eu'd better Fe right back the bandits would be fully diverted “Muchly joke!” Pau! repeated .* Paul agreed, “and show to the pursuit of the girL Gaines! bitterly. “Yes, if they don’t get Wwatthe window. You didn't was right in keeping their atten- |her first!” men, uuon On himself! “Mr. Paul not worry! Uchita only thing Paul could do-find. He drive now, yes?’ Mand got away, but without di- | to find Uchita, and so he retraced relapsed into deep thought, his from me. I! hardiv know his steps to the point where the nerves” quivering. The bandits r {hey will proceed. I am sure | passage diverged, picked up his !must have overtaken Gaines in the ware watching the roads north, | handkerchief trail, and reached the !tunnel. They would find the exit they have fot into com- | other end of the tynnel. Nothing into the hut, return to the Madre’s ion with my office and the | of interest appeared, and his | house for their comrades and start destination gained, he carefully|in pursuit—that is, if they had ‘d the trap opening into the |means of pursuit. Were they horse- Pail : ' + :; Voices, low and eager, met|men or had Walter provided auto- ear. Foreign voices! Did one ;mobiles? That point was open to The discussion|two cars in the vicinity of Paul caught the name of Rey-j| driven by Gaines, and his men. ing along the Miss Carolita?” above ground, and hurling open the) be—I not know.” . trap door he pulled himself up into! “What do vou mean, Uchita?” hut, confronting Uehita and a | ' ” stranger, engaged in violent argu-|vecs! Jie most huntable by Gov- min Paul was left alone in the | ment. | ee el, listening in- ee ee, ee ernment. mess of the tunn 1, em g rf Quick, L re into the car and| «4 sum runner! teed ae = Tro a 10 re. , ae ‘e. | 7 ¥ f ; 17] = e ie z 8 for sounds from awa) And inging down the | Then he's likely to be stopped on by | his own account!” bout an hour, and at the end | the arm, tore him from the hut, | ith, wes te os ee time. which seemed in- into the car, threw off the brakes | uchiy ini aes Uchita meee: Sako - 7] r JCD. eit nak , in tried the trap | and shot ahead. | : , aa a flence The “They’re after us!” he ied a eh Oe ee eee ee apes : se “| dress Missy Nke boy. -- We wateh was over. “Which way did the girl go? Who! out!" . ‘ , took her?” : e ape lv, without making a R : 7 aie . rata’ ne thouzi*” 4 he raised himself through ‘Missy safe, with Sako! Uchita| Here was fresh food 101 one — A aie } | Sure! Sako steal her from ola|22d4 Pau! wtrugsiced to ack er nd entered the smal : , tier Pepsi af opening. nie ed by Caro- | Woman's bed, hide somewhere, run conclusion, unraveling the mass 01 eee a + > We i ° : id not find her there. NO, continued. “Was he a friend?” | hours, possibly 18 hours start. had _forestalled = him. | -“Yes! Uchita think! Who in| if the Japanese were able to fF Walter with his diabolical tunnel. Mr. Paul?” {make the journey without inter- would reach Los Angeles | long before he would be overtaken. am a it i sc—T* 4, - + What did you find | Uchita, to Santa | Barbara or Los Angeles?” “T think Sako go to Mr. Burns’ will Sago go muchly bandits, what you call! Sako afraid of Mr..Walter In San- h necks! 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